Cecil Ashley, Navajo - Sterling Silver
Inlay Horse Pin
HK Item #NPN744

Hand Made Native American Indian Sterling Silver Horse pin

Cecil Ashley, Navajo Sterling Silver Inlay Horse Pin (ONLY ONE AVAILABLE)
NPN744 $85 plus s/h

size	2 1/8" tall x 1" wide
material	Sterling silver, Read about silver Gaspeite, opal, jet, Read about stones
hallmarks	C A STERLING ©
artist	Cecil Ashley, Navajo

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What is Gaspeite?

Gaspeite is a relatively new and rare gemstone, having only been discovered in 1977 on the Gaspé Peninsula of Quebec, Canada, the place after which it is named. Its color ranges from muted green to vivid apple-green and it often has brownish matrix. Darker shades can resemble green turquoise. Most gaspiete today comes from New Mexico and from Western Australia. Gaspeite is thought to be a strong healing stone and one that can benefit those wishing to lose weight. It is also said to have spiritual powers that can enhance communication with other worlds.

Indian Horse Symbolism

The Horse Spirit inspires our dreams, awakens passion, carries us far and fast, and brings us close to our instinctual and authentic nature. Horse enables us to move beyond our limitations and run freely. Spirit or Medicine Horses were and are extremely helpful in guidance, healing, protection and ceremony. Horse represents wisdom, physical power and unearthly power. Horse enables healers to travel in Spirit energy, using Horse to help guide them to the answer. Horse symbols can express our magical side. Horse is also known as a symbol of freedom and independence.

Cecil Ashley, Navajo - Sterling SilverInlay Horse PinHK Item #NPN744

What is Gaspeite?

Indian Horse Symbolism

Cecil Ashley, Navajo - Sterling Silver
Inlay Horse Pin
HK Item #NPN744