Sterling silver naja-style pendant necklace with turquoise and white Santo Domingo Pueblo beads.
Close-up of vintage sterling silver naja-style pendant with turquoise and white beads.
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Sterling silver naja-style pendant necklace with turquoise and white Santo Domingo Pueblo beads.
Close-up of vintage sterling silver naja-style pendant with turquoise and white beads.

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Vintage Sterling Silver Naja Pendant Necklace, Turquoise, Santo Domingo Pueblo White Beads

Old silver, desert blue, and hand-shaped white beads come together in a newly designed necklace made from vintage parts. Centered with a sterling silver naja-style pendant, this piece carries the quiet strength of Southwestern design with an easy California collector’s eye.

Description

Silver, turquoise, and white Pueblo beads — clean, elemental, and full of character.

This newly designed necklace brings together vintage components with a strong Southwestern presence: a sterling silver naja-style pendant, turquoise accent beads, dark silver-toned beads, and vintage white beads from Santo Domingo Pueblo. The composition feels spare and striking, with a natural rhythm that lets each material speak.

The naja form, long associated with Southwestern and Native American jewelry traditions, gives the necklace its sculptural center. Paired with the soft white beadwork and hits of turquoise, the piece lands somewhere between desert road relic and Malibu talisman — easy over a tee, sharp with denim, and strong enough to stand alone.

Made from all vintage parts and newly assembled with intention, this is a one-of-a-kind necklace for collectors, stylists, and anyone drawn to old silver, turquoise, and the enduring language of Southwestern design.
Specifications

Materials: Sterling silver, turquoise, vintage white Santo Domingo Pueblo beads.

Length: [awaiting confirmation].

Pendant: [awaiting confirmation].

Made from all vintage components; natural patina and age-appropriate 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.

Our vintage inventory changes constantly. Explore what is currently available, or contact us if you are searching for something similar.

Our Malibu shop is fully stocked, with more pieces being added online regularly.

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