Navajo 【RAY ADAKAI】 Ray Adakai Concho Button Product Description: Ray Adakai, a Navajo silversmith, is a highly regarded figure among the Navajo, known for his exceptional skill and presence. Ray Adakai was born in Gallup, New Mexico in 1965 and began making jewelry in high school. He learned silverwork from his father, Jack Adakai, who is also a famous Navajo jewelry artist. He is committed to making everything by hand, from the stamps to the parts needed for jewelry making. To date, he has won numerous awards at the Gallup Ceremonial, Santa Monica Powwow, Pasadena Indian, Navajo Nation Fair, and New Mexico State Fair. This is a Concho Button. A luxurious model featuring his signature stamp work. It can be used as a button or as a hair tie by attaching a rubber band. Although there is no hallmark on this piece, it is a work by Ray Adakai. Material: Silver Size: Diameter 3.0cm