Santo Domingo Pueblo two-strand nugget necklace with large turquoise stones separated by 1/2 inch lengths of small shell beads, terminating with approx. 3 inches of shell beads on each end to permit comfortable wear around the neck. Pueblo wrap. FROM THE ESTATE OF JOHN KOEHLER. Mr. Koehler, an avid collector, had, at one time, purchased a defunct "Indian Trading Post" simply for the inventory - Anasazi and Pueblo pottery, baskets, beadwork and other Native American collectables, plus literally hundreds of Navajo concho belts and squash blossom necklaces, many of which were made by one prolific silversmith who'd been in the post's employ. The post was active in the 1950's and 1960's, and the bulk of the estate pieces, including this lot, date to that period. Origin: Native American / American Indian / Southwest. Total length: 48 inches (24 inches each strand), as worn 12.5 in.

Strands twisted, requires string to be cut and re-wrapped.