Early Hand-Stamped Sterling Silver Shadow Box Pendant with Turquoise – Navajo – Ca. 1950s – Rare Vintage Piece from Old Collection

Vintage piece from an old collection, this hand-stamped sterling silver shadow box pendant features a stunning natural turquoise at its center. Likely crafted by Navajo silversmiths, this vintage piece highlights traditional craftsmanship and artistry. The shadow box design, a signature technique in Native American jewelry, frames the turquoise, adding depth and emphasizing its natural beauty. Dating back to the 1950s, this pendant is a rare and valuable find for collectors. Its timeless design and meaningful symbol of Native American heritage make it a perfect pendant or a unique hatband adornment, adding a distinctive western or cowboy style. With a large bale on the back, it accommodates various chain sizes, offering versatility for different wear styles. Weighing just 7.4 grams, this pendant is lightweight yet substantial, ideal for daily wear or special occasions. From a family with deep experience in Native American jewelry dating back to the 1970s, this piece represents the artistry and quality sought in these fine collectibles. It is part of an old collection and carries a significant cultural heritage, reflecting Navajo craftsmanship passed down through generations. Style: Hand-stamped sterling silver shadow box pendant with turquoise Materials: Sterling silver, natural turquoise Dimensions: 36×25 mm, 6 mm deep Weight: 7.4 grams Condition: Part of an old collection Era: 1950s Hallmarked: Hallmark difficult to decipher Origin: Likely Navajo Bale Size: Large bale for easy wear with various chains Versatility: Can be used as a hatband adornment as well This rare and beautifully crafted pendant offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of Navajo jewelry rich in cultural significance and artistry. Ideal for collectors or those who appreciate Native American craftsmanship, it’s a timeless treasure that blends history with style.