INDIAN JEWELRY NAVAJO ALICE JOHNSON SONORAN GOLD TURQUOISE Silver Necklace Top Color: SILVER x SONORAN GOLD TURQUOISE (Green) SIZE: ONE Total Length: 2cm (including chain loop) Top: 1.2cm (H) x 1.1cm (W) Material: STERLING x SONORAN GOLD TURQUOISE Condition: Unused * Although new, please understand that there may be scratches, stains, or scuffs as this product is imported directly from the local source. 【NAVAJO】 The Navajo are said to be the first to create Indian jewelry. They are characterized by their bold and luxurious use of various turquoise, enhancing the ornamentation with stamp work on silver. Based in New Mexico, USA, almost all of their works are handmade and one-of-a-kind. 【SONORAN GOLD TURQUOISE】 Turquoise excavated from the Sonoran mine in the Campitos Mountains of Sonora, Mexico, adjacent to the United States. Also known as Campitos Turquoise. This is an old mine where turquoise has been mined for hundreds of years and used in trade by indigenous people. From around 1980, turquoise became a byproduct of copper mining, and was repeatedly mined and discarded. However, in recent years, attention has been drawn to the vivid green turquoise, which has become popular as Sonoran Gold Turquoise. It is a natural stone with a rich expression, characterized by its vivid blue color and the sparkle of pyrite. This necklace top combines the very popular turquoise among Indian jewelry with the traditional silver work of the Navajo. Sonoran Gold Turquoise has a beautiful green color and high rarity value. The relatively small design is easy to wear among Indian jewelry. Please note that we do not accept returns or exchanges. The color may differ slightly from the actual product due to the lighting. goros rrl vintage used clothing Standard California Tenderloin BerBerJin Larry Smith Sunshine Reeves Arizona Freedom Kimutaku Ron Herman Goros Hari-Ran Neighborhood Antique