Raymond Sequaptewa Silver and Stone Necklace
N KP/12
A marvelous silver necklace by one of the most interesting jewelers in the Southwest (hallmarked). Turquoise, bone, jet and abalone shell combine to make a dimensional and fascinating necklace. Pendant measures 2 1/2” x 1 1/2”, straight length 20 1/2”, weight 71 grams.
N KP/12
A marvelous silver necklace by one of the most interesting jewelers in the Southwest (hallmarked). Turquoise, bone, jet and abalone shell combine to make a dimensional and fascinating necklace. Pendant measures 2 1/2” x 1 1/2”, straight length 20 1/2”, weight 71 grams.
N KP/12
A marvelous silver necklace by one of the most interesting jewelers in the Southwest (hallmarked). Turquoise, bone, jet and abalone shell combine to make a dimensional and fascinating necklace. Pendant measures 2 1/2” x 1 1/2”, straight length 20 1/2”, weight 71 grams.
From simple, hand-drilled turquoise beads to elaborate silver squash blossoms, nothing represents the culture of the Southwest Indians like their necklaces. Men and women alike counted their necklaces as their most treasured possessions. The necklaces here represent the best of these pieces, from a time when a person's wealth was displayed in their personal adornment.