Sterling Silver Naja Necklace with Vintage Turquoise and Silver Beads
Sterling Silver Naja Necklace with Vintage Turquoise and Silver Beads
Sterling Silver Naja Necklace with Vintage Turquoise and Silver Beads
Sterling Silver Naja Necklace with Vintage Turquoise and Silver Beads
Sterling Silver Naja Necklace with Vintage Turquoise and Silver Beads
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Sterling Silver Naja Necklace with Vintage Turquoise and Silver Beads

$650.00
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Old silver, strong turquoise, and a classic naja form with real Southwestern presence. Newly assembled from vintage components, this piece has the character of collected parts brought together with a fresh eye.
Description

Vintage sterling silver and turquoise, newly assembled into a bold double-strand necklace centered by a classic naja-style pendant.

The centerpiece is a vintage sterling silver naja with multiple turquoise stones, set in a strong crescent form with simple stamped details. The double strands add weight and rhythm, mixing vintage sterling silver beads with turquoise beads for a look that feels collected, grounded, and easy to wear.

There is nothing fussy here — just old silver, blue stone, and honest patina. The kind of piece that works with denim, a white shirt, a black dress, or layered into a stack of Southwestern silver favorites.

Newly assembled from vintage components. Maker, tribal affiliation, and exact age of the individual components are not currently identified.
Specifications

Materials: Sterling silver and turquoise.
Length: [awaiting confirmation].
Pendant: [awaiting confirmation].
Condition: Newly assembled from vintage components; patina, age-appropriate wear, and natural stone variation present.
More information

The naja crescent form is one of the most recognizable shapes in Southwestern jewelry, often seen in Navajo and Pueblo-influenced silverwork. This necklace should be described carefully as naja-style unless the maker, tribal affiliation, or original origin of the pendant is documented.

The white beads add a wonderful Pueblo beadwork presence, especially when paired with turquoise — a combination that feels both grounded and bright, desert-born but completely at home in the Surfing Cowboys world of vintage silver, handwork, and California ease.