Authentic Native American Turquoise Nugget Necklace

Horsekeeping LLCEach piece of Native American Indian Jewelry is
hand made and unique. - Authenticity
We only have one of each item pictured - it will sell
to the first person who sends payment.

Home | Books | Articles | Shopping | View Cart | Contact | Site Map | Search

San Diego Pawn CollectionVintage Native American             
 Lot of 3 Turqoise Necklaces
 HK Item #N153

Shopping  <   Pawn Shop   <  Pawn Necklaces

Native American turquoise nugget necklace

Vintage Turquoise Nugget Necklaces
Lot of 3
N153
$150 plus s/h 		SOLD

More Pawn Necklaces

Native American turquoise nugget necklace
(TOP in group photo above)

  • Chunk Turquoise with white shell heishi in between. 33" long.
  • The largest chunks are 1" long.
  • This is made of natural turquoise that has been enhanced to protect the stones. Even so, there are a few broken stones, yet they are hard to see because of the irregular shape of the stones (see photos at right).

Native American turquoise nugget necklace
(MIDDLE in group photo above)

  • Double strand Vintage Santo Domingo Turquoise Nugget Necklace with Olive Shell Heishi.
  • Ties with waxed cord, the traditional way.
  • Can tie the shortest length at 26" and with two 9" strings, that would potentially add another 14-16" leaving something to make the knot. So quite adjustable.
  • In beautiful condition.

Native American turquoise nugget necklace
(BOTTOM in group photo above)

  • Vintage Turquoise Nugget necklace with Sterling Silver cone ends
  • 24 inches long
  • Bright blue

Native American turquoise nugget necklaceNative American turquoise nugget necklace

A few broken stones on the top necklace

 

Native American turquoise nugget necklace

Native American turquoise nugget necklace

More Pawn Necklaces

Return Policy

San Diego Pawn CollectionThe San Diego Collection

The items in the San Diego Collection came from an estate collection of a California widower. His wife had collected Native American jewelry during the 1960s - 1980s and was particularly fond of Santo Domingo Squash Blossom necklaces and Santo Domingo stone and heishi necklaces. She also had a very nice collection of bracelets, some of which were made by artists whose work is now highly collectible.

Home | Books | Articles | Shopping | View Cart | Contact | Site Map | Search

©  2010 Cherry Hill   © Copyright Information