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This striking Navajo set features the rare and highly sought-after White Buffalo stone, characterized by its clean white body and deep black chert matrix. The necklace is anchored by a significant Naja pendant and ten large blossoms, each housing a substantial cabochon in a traditional smooth-bezel setting. The high-contrast stones are beautifully complemented by hand-strung sterling silver bench beads, creating a bold, contemporary look rooted in historic Southwestern design.
The hallmark "JW" on the reverse is attributed to Navajo silversmith Jennifer Wilson, known for her work with large-scale stones and clean, heavy-gauge silver construction. This set stands out for its impressive dimensions and substantial weight, with the earrings perfectly mirroring the scale of the blossoms. It bridges the gap between traditional tribal art and modern statement jewelry.
Care: Store in a soft pouch or lined jewelry box away from direct sunlight and moisture. Polish gently with a silver cloth to maintain shine.
White Buffalo is a dolomite with high magnesite content, mined solely in Tonopah, Nevada. Because it lacks the copper that gives turquoise its blue-green hue, it is sometimes called "White Turquoise" by collectors, though it is a distinct and rare mineral in its own right.
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