This pendant top features high-grade Kingman turquoise by Navajo artist Gary Reeves. The artist is renowned for his precise and powerful stamp work. Gary Reeves is a top-class artist, having won numerous awards at the Santa Fe Indian Market and other venues. The heavy, old-style design is impressive, and the stones used are often rare and highly valued, making his work popular both domestically and internationally. Gary Reeves was born in 1962, began creating in 1974, and passed away in 2014. His relatives include his brother, Sunshine Reeves, his half-brothers, the Cadman brothers, and his son, Beau Reeves. Many people are captivated by the comfortable feel of his jewelry, and due to his sudden passing, prices have soared, making his work difficult to obtain. ※ Regarding the images, we strive to accurately represent the actual product, but the color may vary slightly depending on the environment and lighting. We do not accept refunds or returns after the product has been shipped. The 100-yen coin is not included. ※ Most of the items we handle are used or unused (items that have been opened once), so it may be difficult to convey the condition of everything. We cannot accept returns due to minor differences in condition, so please refrain from purchasing if you are overly concerned about details. This is a used item stored by an individual. Please check the condition in the images. Please refrain from purchasing if you are overly concerned about details. Gary Reeves