Navajo Turquoise Cluster Squash Blossom Style Earrings
Navajo Turquoise Cluster Squash Blossom Style Earrings
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These handcrafted earrings capture the spirit of the Southwest in the iconic Squash Blossom style, a design deeply rooted in Navajo silversmithing tradition. Made with natural turquoise and .925 sterling silver, they offer a bold yet elegant look that blends cultural heritage with everyday wearability.
Each earring features a teardrop cabochon centerpiece surrounded by a radiant cluster of smaller oval turquoise stones, creating a balanced, floral-inspired silhouette. The turquoise displays a bright blue tone with natural matrix patterns, making each pair unique. Every stone is set in a hand-crafted serrated sterling silver bezel, finished with twisted rope wire detailing and small silver drops that add texture and a vintage-inspired feel. While these earrings are not artist hallmarked, the quality of the stone setting and silverwork reflects traditional Navajo craftsmanship and skilled artisan technique.
- Style: Squash Blossom cluster
- Design: Teardrop cabochon center with oval turquoise cluster surround
- Length: Approximately 1.97 inches (excluding wire)
- Width: Approximately 1.29 inches
- Thickness: Approximately 0.10 inch
- Weight: Approximately 1 oz
- Material: Natural turquoise and .925 sterling silver
- Hardware: Sterling silver French hook ear wires
Clean gently with a soft dry cloth to maintain the shine of the sterling silver. Avoid chemical cleaners and jewelry dips as turquoise is porous and can be damaged. Store in a cool, dry place in a lined jewelry box or soft pouch to prevent tarnishing and scratching. Apply perfumes, lotions, and hairsprays before wearing to preserve the natural beauty of the stones.
A bold and timeless statement piece rooted in Navajo silversmithing tradition, perfect for collectors and those who appreciate authentic Southwest style.
About the Artist: This piece reflects the rich silversmithing traditions of the Navajo Nation, crafted using techniques passed down through generations.
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