Museum Vintage Navajo Number 8 Turquoise Coral Necklace

Museum Vintage Navajo Number 8 Turquoise Coral NecklaceThis is an astonishing vintage Navajo necklace having superior hand cut spiderweb turquoise discs appearing to have originated from the phenomenal Number 8 turquoise mine in Nevada. Located on this incredible piece are stunning clusters of hand cut white shells. Cir. 1970's+. Paul Platero. The length of the necklace measures around 42". Sturdy 126 grams. MAKE US AN OFFER We like to be flexible! Send us your reasonable offer on this piece(s), you have

This bracelet consists of a stunning and sturdy triple silver shank

And bordering above and below the entire bracelet are hand stamped canopy designs

Setting up 3/16" off your finger

Mid century

The band starts out as tall as the face of the ring and then gently tapers toward the back to about 3/16"

The center silver plate measures around 3-3/8" X 2-5/8" and can fit a wrist sie of about 6" to 7"

The center stone measures around 1-5/8" x 7/8"

In the background of the piece are impressive micro hand carved silver carvings

The round green Pilot Mountain turquoise stone has a fantastic hue with matrix to it as it sits in the very center of this wide silver waves surface cuff

as well as the hand carvings and hand stampings really add awesome depth and dimension

Check out the swirling silver works that go around the piece which each piece had to be sautered

Silver floral measure around 3/4" x 3/4"