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Chimney Butte is a renowned Native American brand owned by Eric Nelson, who reinvents traditional Navajo designs by combining them with more contemporary styles. This exceptional squash blossom exemplifies the brand's visionary approach to jewelry-making. In this one-of-a-kind necklace, the blossom petals are replaced by bold Number 8 turquoise cabochons and a more minimalist silverwork. The matching hand-cut Number 8 discs add a touch of nostalgia to the modern flair and elegance of the design. The weight and size of this piece give it a substantial presence—without a doubt, a statement piece that will get the attention it deserves.

Necklace Features:

• High-grade Number 8 turquoise stones lightly polished
• Graduated disc turquoise beads that beautifully match the main stones 
• Heavy-gauge sand-cast Naja pendant 
• Graduated antique finish silver beads
• Hallmarked by the shop
• Large hook and eyelet closure
• "Excellent" SCJ's Vintage Condition Guide

Necklace Dimensions:

• The Naja pendant measures about 3 1/4” by 2 1/4”
• There are 11 turquoise stones and several turquoise beads on this piece
• The largest turquoise cabochon measures 1 13/16” by 1 5/16”, bezel to bezel
  
• The necklace measures just over 30" in length from end to end
• 398.6 grams!

Experience the timeless elegance of this traditional Native American squash blossom necklace and matching cuff by Navajo artist Douglas Harrison, crafted circa 1970s. The set showcases rare green Nevada turquoise—highly prized for its distinctive hue and mesmerizing matrix—beautifully set in classic handcrafted silverwork that reflects the enduring artistry of Navajo tradition.

Necklace & Bracelet Set Features:

• .925 Sterling silver
• High-grade Nevada turquoise stones
• Hallmarked by the silversmith
• Heavy-gauge
• Hook and eyelet clasp
• "Excellent" SCJ's Vintage Condition Guide

Necklace Dimensions: 

• The largest center stone on the Naja pendant measures approximately 11/16" by 1 1/2", from bezel to bezel
• The Naja pendant measures 3” by 3 5/8”
  
• The uniform 5/16” bench-made bead necklace measures 28" in length from end to end
  
• 299.4 grams!

Bracelet Dimensions:

• The largest stone on the bracelet measures approximately 1" by 1 1/2", from bezel to bezel
• The face of the cuff measures 2 7/8"
• On the inside, the bracelet measures 5 3/16" from end to end, with a 1" gap
• The total circumference of this bracelet is 6 3/16”
• 85.6 grams!
  

Renowned Native American silversmith Peterson Johnson hand-selected a stunning array of rare green Pilot Mountain turquoise cabs to create this traditional squash blossom necklace. The expertly polished cabochons display a captivating range of hues—from soft olive and moss green to deep forest tones—each stone showcasing the mine’s distinctive character. Johnson’s refined craftsmanship and attention to detail honor the enduring spirit of Navajo silversmithing, resulting in a piece that is both culturally meaningful and visually striking.

Necklace Features:

• .925 sterling silver
• High-grade Pilot Mountain turquoise stones
• Hallmarked by the artisan
• Heavy-gauge
• Hook and eyelet closure
• "Excellent" SCJ's Vintage Condition Guide

 Necklace Dimensions: 

• The largest center stone on the naja pendant measures approximately 1" by 5/8", from bezel to bezel
• The naja pendant measures about 3 1/2” by 3 1/2”
  
• The uniform 5/16” bench-made bead necklace measures just over 30" in length from end to end
• 179.7 grams!

This remarkable Native American squash blossom necklace showcases a striking harmony of natural elements and silversmithing mastery. Richly hued seafoam turquoise cabochons, each with unique matrix patterns, are paired with red-orange coral accents, all set in masterfully detailed sterling silver. The flared sterling silver blossoms were meticulously hand-cut and accented with traditional rope detailing, lending the piece both texture and dimension. The substantial naja pendant, set with a powerful arrangement of turquoise and coral, anchors the necklace with elegance and strength. Every element of this necklace reflects the cultural heritage and artistry of Navajo silversmithing, making it not only a statement of timeless Southwestern beauty but also a highly collectible heirloom that embodies both tradition and enduring style.

Bracelet Set Features:

• .925 sterling silver
• Seafoam turquoise in rich blue tones, lightly polished to retain a more natural look
• Red-orange corals polished to a shine
• Hallmarked by the silversmith
• Heavy-gauge  
• Hook and eyelet closure
• “Very Fine” SCJ's Vintage Condition Guide

Necklace Dimensions: 

• The largest center stone on the Naja pendant measures approximately 5/8" by 1/2" bezel to bezel
• The Naja pendant measures just over 2 1/2” by 2 7/8”
  
• The uniform 5/16” bench-made bead necklace measures about 20 3/8" in length from end to end (not including the 5 1/4” chain extender)
  
• 199.9 grams!
  

This exceptional Native American coral cluster squash blossom necklace is more than a collectible—it’s a striking tribute to Zuni heritage and the legendary artistry of Effie Calavaza. Renowned for her signature flat-head snake designs with intricately inlaid eyes, Calavaza’s work carries deep cultural meaning. In Zuni tradition, snakes symbolize the sacred cycle of life and a spiritual connection to the natural world. Meticulously handcrafted, this traditional piece pairs a timeless design with powerful symbolism.

Necklace Features:

• .925 sterling silver
• Red-orange corals polished to a shine
• Hallmarked by the silversmith
• Labor-intensive
• Hook and eyelet closure
• "Excellent" SCJ's Vintage Condition Guide

Necklace Dimensions: 

• The corals are all similar in size, roughly 1/4" by 1/4", from bezel to bezel
• The Naja pendant measures 2 3/8” by 2 5/16”
• 96.6 grams
• The uniform 3/16” bench-made bead necklace measures 23" in length from end to end

This 1970s heavy-gauge Native American necklace is a remarkable blend of expert craftsmanship, heritage, and cultural symbolism. Each bead is handcrafted from two domed mercury dimes, a meticulous dying art rarely seen today. The addition of old Peace silver dollar coins enhances its historical significance, as these coins are among the most iconic in American numismatics. At the center of the piece, the Yei Naja honors the  Navajo healing ceremony, where the human dancer, Yei-be-chai, channels the sacred Yei spirits. A powerful piece that embodies tradition, artistry, and ancestral meaning.

Necklace Features:

• Mercury dime beads
• Sterling silver bead tips
• Vintage Peace silver dollar coins from 1922 and 1925
• Blue, teal, and green natural turquoise stones
• Heavy-gauge  
• Hook and eyelet closure
  
• "Fine" SCJ's Vintage Condition Guide

Necklace Dimensions:

• The Yei Naja pendant measures 2 1/2” by 2 1/16”
  
• The mercury dime bead necklace measures about 24 3/4" in length from end to end
• 436.9 grams!

Shop with Peace of Mind 

This piece is unsigned—a common practice from the late 1800s through the trading-post era and into the 1970s, before artist attribution became more widespread. While no formal provenance documentation is available, the craftsmanship, materials, design, and distinctive stylistic markers have been informally identified by an expert in Native American jewelry as Navajo. At Silver Cactus Jewelry, we are committed to honoring cultural integrity and accurately representing indigenous art. Free returns and refunds are available within 30 days of the purchase date in the unlikely event of any concerns regarding the origin.

Bolo Tie Features:

• .925 sterling silver
• 7 natural turquoise cabochons
• 5 red-orange coral accents
• Intricate overlapping silverwork
• Eagle Dancer kachina design
• Thick braided leather cord
• Sterling silver tips & ferrules with matching organic patina
• Signed by Southwestern artisan Kay Johnson (Anglo-American maker)
• 1970s era (peak of Southwest revival trend)
• Condition: “Very Fine” - see SCJ's Vintage Condition Guide

Bolo Tie Specifications:

• Statement piece
• Largest stone: 1” x 5/8” (bezel to bezel)
• Slide: 6 3/4” x 5” (size extra-large)
• Total length: approximately 38 1/2” (includes tips)
• Cord condition: very good (any markings are due to the installation of the cord through the slide rings)
• Weight: 180.9 grams

ABOUT THIS PIECE: 

This striking Eagle Dancer bolo tie reflects the bold, oversized aesthetic that defined the mid-to-late 1970s Southwest revival, a period when large figural bolos emerged as iconic statement accessories. Created by renowned Anglo-American artisan Kay Johnson, the design draws inspiration from the Eagle Dancer kachina, a revered symbol within Native American ceremonial traditions.

Seven high-grade turquoise cabochons—sourced from the American Southwest and informally identified as Blue Gem—anchor the design with vivid blue tones. Five red-orange coral accents introduce contrast, adding a touch of warmth to the overall design. A rich, organic patina developed naturally over time is evident throughout, with the slide, ferrules, and tips aging in harmony.

Johnson’s layered, sculptural silverwork features intricate overlapping elements that create depth and movement, lending the Eagle Dancer an expressive, almost animated presence. The thick, braided leather cord is finished with heavy-gauge sterling silver ferrules and tips, providing substantial weight, balance, and a confident drape.

Symbolic and meticulously executed, this vintage bolo tie carries a commanding presence and unmistakable period character. A powerful statement piece suited for both men and women who value exceptional craftsmanship, cultural influence, and standout Southwestern design.

PERFECT FOR:

• Collectors of signed Southwestern jewelry
• Vintage bolo tie enthusiasts
• Those seeking extra-large bolo ties
• Southwestern style lovers
• Admirers of kachina-inspired designs
• Anyone valuing 1970s revival-era craftsmanship
• Men or women who appreciate unisex, conversation pieces

This exceptional Native American cuff showcases the remarkable skill of Navajo silversmith Nancy Custer, known for her fine jewelry created for the esteemed Atkinson Trading Company. Forged from substantial, heavy-gauge sterling silver, the bracelet centers on a graceful butterfly cluster of pale blue-green webbed turquoise—each stone carefully chosen for its beauty and balance. The wide shank features deep, crisp stamp work, scalloped edges, and finely applied silver accents, creating visual depth and elegant symmetry throughout. Bold yet refined, this statement cuff reflects Custer’s mastery of traditional Navajo techniques and her discerning artistic eye.

Bracelet Features:

• .925 sterling silver
• Light blue webbed turquoise stones with green overtones, lightly polished, almost matte
• Hallmarked by the silversmith
  
• Heavy-gauge
• Labor-intensive silver work from end to end
• "Excellent" SCJ's Vintage Condition Guide

Bracelet Dimensions:

• The largest webbed turquoise measures approximately 1 1/8" by 1/2" from bezel to bezel
• The face of the cuff measures 1 7/8”
• On the inside, the bracelet measures 5 7/8” from end to end, with a 1 1/2” gap
• The total circumference of this bracelet is 7 3/8”
• 140 grams!
  

Renowned Native American artisan Fred Guerro hand-selected a striking Pilot Mountain turquoise, featuring rich aqua blues veined with a warm tan-copper matrix, to create this bold statement bracelet. The finely perforated and hand-stamped shank reflects a masterful fusion of traditional Navajo silversmithing and contemporary design, making it an exceptional piece for both vintage Native American jewelry collectors and admirers of modern Southwestern style.

Bracelet Features:

• .925 sterling silver 
• High-grade and multi-color Pilot Mountain turquoise
• Hallmarked by the silversmith
• Heavy-gauge
• "Very Fine" SCJ's Vintage Condition Guide 

Bracelet Dimensions:

• The Pilot Mountain turquoise measures approximately 1 3/4" by 1" from bezel to bezel
• The face of the cuff measures about 2”
• On the inside, the bracelet measures 5 7/8” from end to end, with a 1 3/8” gap
• The total circumference of this bracelet is 7 1/4”
• 139.2 grams!
  

This stunning Native American cuff showcases a remarkable 98-carat natural Morenci turquoise, easily recognized by its brilliant blue tone, and the distinctive pyrite inclusions that glimmer beneath the surface. The stone is set in a bold, handcrafted sterling silver setting and framed by the large leaf appliqués. Known for its high quality and deep, saturated color, Morenci turquoise from Arizona is highly collectible—especially in substantial pieces like this. The thick silver shank and traditional Navajo techniques speak to the artisan’s skill and cultural heritage.

Bracelet Features:

• .925 sterling silver
• High-grade stone from the Morenci mine
• Heavy-gauge  
• "Very Fine" SCJ's Vintage Condition Guide

Bracelet Dimensions:

• The Morenci turquoise measures approximately 2 3/16" by 1 3/8" from bezel to bezel
• The face of the cuff measures 2 5/8”
• On the inside, the bracelet measures 5 1/4” from end to end, with a 7/8” gap
• The total circumference of this bracelet is 6 1/8”
• 105 grams!
  

Shop with Peace of Mind 

This piece is unsigned—a common practice from the late 1800s through the trading-post era and into the 1970s, before artist attribution became more widespread. While no formal provenance documentation is available, the craftsmanship, materials, design, and distinctive stylistic markers have been informally identified by an expert in Native American jewelry as Navajo. At Silver Cactus Jewelry, we are committed to honoring cultural integrity and accurately representing indigenous art. Free returns and refunds are available within 30 days of the purchase date in the unlikely event of any concerns regarding the origin.

Renowned Navajo silversmith Guy Hoskie hand-selected these vibrant, multi-color Royston turquoise cabochons to craft a striking cuff that beautifully captures the natural diversity of the Royston mine. Each high-grade stone is expertly polished, revealing rich hues and intricate matrix patterns. The detailed sterling silver work extends gracefully to the terminals, a testament to Hoskie’s exceptional craftsmanship and traditional Navajo techniques. A true collector’s piece, this cuff will captivate even the most discerning collectors of Native American jewelry.

Bracelet Features:

• .925 sterling silver
• High-grade and multi-color Royston turquoise stones
• Handcrafted and hallmarked by the silversmith
• Heavy-gauge
• Intricate silver work  
• “Excellent” SCJ's Vintage Condition Guide

Bracelet Dimensions:

• The largest Royston turquoise measures approximately 1" by just over 1/2" from bezel to bezel
• The face of the cuff measures 7/8”
• On the inside, the bracelet measures 5 1/2” from end to end, with a 7/8” gap
• The total circumference of this bracelet is approximately 6 3/8” (this is roughly equivalent to a medium-size cuff)
• 63.5 grams
  

This exquisite Native American bracelet showcases a rare dark green Royston turquoise stone, hand-selected for its exceptional quality and depth of color. Set at the center of the cutout shadowbox face—Elouise Kee’s signature style—the stone is securely mounted on a heavy-gauge four-tine sterling silver shank, richly adorned with a bold silver appliqué on each side. A masterful blend of traditional Navajo motifs and contemporary design, this piece is both timeless and striking in its artistry.

Bracelet Features:

• .925 sterling silver
• High-grade dark moss green Royston turquoise
• Hallmarked by the silversmith
• Heavy-gauge  
• "Very Fine" SCJ's Vintage Condition Guide

Bracelet Dimensions:

• The Royston turquoise measures approximately 1 13/16" by 1 1/8" from bezel to bezel
• The face of the cuff measures just over 2 1/2”
• On the inside, the bracelet measures 5 1/2” from end to end, with a 1 5/16” gap
• The total circumference of this bracelet is 6 13/16” (this is roughly equivalent to a medium-size cuff)
• 114.8 grams!