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Navajo Sterling Silver Pin

Original price was: $135.00.Current price is: $67.50.

ca. 19601.125" H x 2.375" WHand Crafted from Sterling Silver in a Geometric DesignIn Very Good ConditionNavajo sterling silver pins (often called brooches) are a...

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ca. 1960

1.125″ H x 2.375″ W

Hand Crafted from Sterling Silver in a Geometric Design

In Very Good Condition

Navajo sterling silver pins (often called brooches) are a classic form of Native American jewelry, handcrafted by Navajo (Din) artisans using traditional silversmithing techniques. These pieces typically feature .925 sterling silver and showcase intricate hand-stamping, repouss (raised designs hammered from the reverse side), sandcasting, or concho-style elements. Many incorporate turquoise stones for color and cultural significance, though plain silver designs are also common. Motifs often include animals (eagles, bears, butterflies, hummingbirds), nature symbols, or geometric patterns rooted in Navajo heritage.

Provenance: From the Len and Toni Wood Private Collection, Laguna Beach, California

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Navajo Sterling Silver Pin

Original price was: $245.00.Current price is: $122.50.

Late 20th Century.875" H x 2" WHand Crafted from Sterling Silver with 1 Oval Turquoise Stone and 6 Feathers 3 on Each SideIn Very Good...

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Late 20th Century

.875″ H x 2″ W

Hand Crafted from Sterling Silver with 1 Oval Turquoise Stone and 6 Feathers 3 on Each Side

In Very Good Condition

Navajo sterling silver pins (often called brooches) are a classic form of Native American jewelry, handcrafted by Navajo (Din) artisans using traditional silversmithing techniques. These pieces typically feature .925 sterling silver and showcase intricate hand-stamping, repouss (raised designs hammered from the reverse side), sandcasting, or concho-style elements. Many incorporate turquoise stones for color and cultural significance, though plain silver designs are also common. Motifs often include animals (eagles, bears, butterflies, hummingbirds), nature symbols, or geometric patterns rooted in Navajo heritage.

Provenance: From the Len and Toni Wood Private Collection, Laguna Beach, California

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