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Z Artie Yellowhorse* - Navajo
2-1/4" Pendant
Turquoise Mountain - Turquoise
Medium-Large Vertical Triangle
Single Twist - Burst Beads
Sterling Silver
Sold Out - $0.00
Artie Yellowhorse, Navajo - New Mexico, USA
Large Turquoise Mountain, turquoise pendant. What a knock-out. You just don't see very many things like this anymore. If you have been waiting for that special turquoise piece, this just may be it. Features Artie's unbelievable handmade "burst bead" and twist setting.
I've included shots under different lighting and levels.
Gift Boxed
Height (total including bail and attachment ring): 3"H
Dimensions (pendant only): 2-1/4"H x 2"W
Dimensions (cabochon only): 42mm x 34mm
Depth: 3/8"
Weight: 1.6oz/45gr/0.1lbs
Signed: Artie Yellowhorse
Hallmarked: Sterling
P032820
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