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Arlene Yazzie, Navajo - Sterling Silver
Ladies Lapis Inlay Watch Tips
HK Item # WL-356

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Hand made Native American Indian Jewelry; Navajo Sterling Silver Watch

size

Watch tips are 1 1/8" long x 1/2" wide..

Tell us in the note section of your order what size wrist you have and we will put the appropriate size expansion band on the watch before we send it.

materials
TIPS: imitation opal, lapis lazuli, jet, read about stones;
sterling silver, read about silver;
BAND AND TIMEPIECE: unknown
hallmarks
AY   Sterling
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Arlene Yazzie, Navajo

Hand made Native American Indian Jewelry; Navajo Sterling Silver Watch

Inlaid watch tips are 1 1/8" x 1/2".

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Arlene Yazzie, Navajo
Sterling Silver
Lapis Inlay Watch Tips
WL-356 -
(ONLY ONE AVAILABLE)

$265 plus s/h

Paula says - "You are buying the two watch tips shown here. Beautiful lapis and opal inlay with jet accents and sterling silver channels. Excellent workmanship!"

"The term Watch Tips refers to the two Native American made decorative panels that connect the timepiece to the expansion band. Neither the timepiece nor the expansion band are sterling silver nor Native American made . They are included with the tips as a convenience so you can use the watch right away. They can be replaced if you so choose."

We include at no extra charge an expansion band and a timepiece with silverdust center face and battery (neither of which are sterling silver nor Native American made).

Hand made Native American Indian Jewelry; Navajo Sterling Silver Watch

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ABOUT OPAL

Opal is a naturally blue stone with interior fracturing of light which results in a play of color. Opal is October's birthstone and is believed to make the wearer less self-conscious, thereby encouraging spontaneous action and awakening one's psyche.

Natural opal

(also known as precious opal) contains between 3-10% water but can be as high as 20% and this can make the stones less stable.

Lab opal

is considered a true synthetic or created opal – produced in controlled laboratory conditions and with the same chemical composition as natural opal but with a very low moisture content making it more durable. Lab opal has much fracturing of light and brilliant colors including blue, pink, purple, red and green..

Imitation opal

(artificial or simulated opal) is different chemically from natural and lab opal. It is made up of 80% silica and 20% resin and is an economical option to both precious and lab opal. It is the opal most commonly used in Native American jewelry.

Read more about opal.     Read about stones.

About Lapis Lazuli

Lapis is a deep blue stone often with gold flecking that twinkles like stars. The name lapis lazuli is a combination of the Latin word lapis ("stone") and the Arabian name azul, meaning "blue."
Denim lapis is a light bluish-white form of lapis lazuli. This stone comes close to the color of faded denim material, hence the name.

Many ancient cultures believed that lapis lazuli contained magical powers. In the Middle Ages, monks powdered the stone and kneaded it into dough with beeswax, resin and linseed oil, for use in illuminated manuscripts. Today, people around the world consider lapis lazuli to be a stone of truth and friendship. It is reputed to bring about harmony in relationships and to cleanse the mental body while releasing old karmic patterns.
Read about stones

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