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Z Artie Yellowhorse - Navajo
7/16" Earrings
Medium Vertical Square
9 Small Beads
Hook
Sterling Silver
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Artie Yellowhorse, Navajo
Handmade with amazing precision these 9 silver bead earrings a very classy but can be dress up or down.
I sometimes also have these in a smaller version (check the dimensions for the difference, you can't tell from the photos. These are "medium" compared to the others but still pretty small)
I have picked up a number of variations on this (12 bead rectangle versions - post & shepherd's hook) and pendants.
Supplied with rubber clutch earring backs.
Gift Boxed
Total Drop: 13/16"
Earring Dimensions: 7/16"H x 7/16"W
Weight: .2oz/7gr/0.02lb
Signed: Artie Yellowhorse
Hallmarked: Sterling
P112621
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