1 3/4" x 2 1/2"
Bail: 3/4"
Harold Joe's craftsmanship shines luminously in this sterling silver pendant! In symphony of sterling silver and vibrant color where each aspect harmonizes to create a piece of extraordinary allure, the Kingman Turquoise stone, known for its brilliant blue hue and earthy matrix, serves as a mesmerizing centerpiece. Surrounding it, the silverwork is an exhibition of Harold Joe's artistic prowess, featuring native floral designs, scalloped edges, and subtle textures that dance in the light. This pendant is a celebration of the Navajo's storied silversmithing legacy, an art passed down through generations, now manifested in a piece to be worn and cherished for generations.
Navajo Silversmith, Harold Joe designs pieces featuring his signature repousse look with bold hand stamped work. Joe is a silversmith based out of New Mexico who often creates traditional southwestern jewelry using various types of stones.
With a history spanning over a millennium, the Kingman Turquoise Mine is one of America's earliest and most prolific sources of turquoise. Discovered by ancient indigenous peoples over 1,000 years ago, Kingman turquoise boasts an enchanting sky-blue hue and offers a wide spectrum of blue variations. The mine’s legacy is intertwined with the history of the American Southwest, and it has served as the largest turquoise supplier in the jewelry trade since the late nineteenth century.
