Custom Southwest Necklace, Very Cool

Sterling silver, mother of pearl, and fruit tree nuts with crystal Geode with amethyst set in sterling. Artist signed. Well made. Measures 16". Estimate $200 - $300 Starting Bid $40

PENDANT HAS COOL NATURAL STONE - BOX CHAIN 16" LONG (11 DWT)

Pre-Columbian, Colombia, Tairona culture, ca. 800 to 1200 CE. Chalcedony and quartz beads interspersed with sixteen gold beads shaped like feline claws. The pre-Columbian Tairona, a group of chiefdoms

Roman, Imperial Period, 2nd century CE. A beautiful restrung Roman necklace made of green glass beads - small, round seed beads and long, cylindrical beads. Small crimped gold spacer beads throughout

Pre-Columbian, Colombia, Tairona culture, Ca 200 to 800 CE. Lovely and wearable necklace comprised of 35 quartz tube beads, 5 carnelian beads, 4 of which are "bullet" varieties, along with small drill

Egyptian, late Dynastic to Ptolemaic Periods, ca. 1290 to 30 BCE. A modern stringing of a double strand of small ancient seed and long faience beads, in a variety of blues, greens, browns, and creams

Two Southwest necklaces An eight-strand turquoise bead necklace with long silver end cones, and a twelve-strand coral necklace, (one strand broken). lg. 31, and 13 in. For further information on this

Mid-20th Century or earlier Comprising a graduated single strand necklace with heishi and turquoise beads with silver points (20" L), a squash blossom necklace with a double strand of beads supportin

3 Contemporary Southwest Necklaces ca. 1980sSouthwest Bird Fetish Necklaceoverall weight: 75 gramshanging length: 16 in. (40.6 cm.)2 Strand Southwest Graduated Coral Nugget Bead Necklace 

Sterling open pillow design with 24kt thin overlays; L 32"signed in interior "Cheyenne Harris" ; 8.02 TO Total

Ancient Egypt, probably Hellenistic or Ptolemaic periods, ca. 332 to 30 BCE. A simple, elegant, modern necklace design, with a thin chain made of several strands of narrow silver wire holding a square

**First Time At Auction** Pre-Columbian, Colombia, Tairona culture, ca. 200 - 800 CE. Beautiful and wearable ancient art! Necklace comprised of carnelian, quartz crystal and greenstone beads, several

South/ Western Asia, Pakistan / Afghanistan, Bactrian culture, ca. middle 1st millennium BCE. Lovely necklace comprised of dozens of lovely orange carnelian beads in rounded, lozenge, faceted and barr

Sterling with green stones, unsigned, L-28", VG-EX

1st item: Tommy Singer Navajo necklace with turquoise and other polished stone beads of varying shapes, interspersed with cylindrical silver beads with intaglio gilded cross designs. Marked T. Singer

Egypt, Ptolemaic to Romano-Egyptian period, ca. 330 BCE to 1st century CE. A beautiful necklace made of red-brown faience beads with three deep blue polygon lapis beads interspersed near the bottom of

West-Central Asia, Bactrian Empire, ca. early 1st millennium BCE. A stunning necklace comprised of dozens of hand-carved, biconically drilled, somewhat translucent carnelian beads in every shade of go

Southwest necklace with spiny oyster beads and bench made silver bead - 22" long

(lot of 2) Southwest silver jewelry group: (1) dual and single strand squash blossom style necklace, set with red cabochons, unmarked, approx 20"l; (1) (1) 950 silver oval link bracelet, marked TM-180

**First Time At Auction** Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. A gorgeous fragment of thick Roman glass, probably from some kind of vessel, with five narrow spikes formed by allow the gl

STERLING SILVER SOUTHWEST NECKLACE & EARRINGS WITH FEATHER CONCHO DESIGN STAMPED STERLING - EARRING STAMPS MASHA - NECKLACE 17" LONG (34 DWT)

VINTAGE PIECE - 18.4 DWT

Three American Southwest Silver Necklaces. All with round beads of graduated size, one set with turquoise colored beads. All are unmarked. Wear/some light corrosion, one necklace with replaced clasp.

Lot of 3 southwest necklaces. The pendants are sterling. Beads and clasp are silver tone. 1 stone on pink necklace is chipped Measures 14"-16". You are bidding at a live sale, please read the terms an