This exquisite Native American pendant features a cabochon-cut jasper stone, with swirling patterns of earthy brown and creamy white, set in a sterling silver bezel. The silverwork is meticulously crafted with a rope twist border and a decorative bail with stacked and twisted wire accents. The reverse is stamped "STERLING" along with the maker's mark "BEN BEGAYE" and a teepee pictorial hallmark, indicating its origin as a piece of Southwestern United States jewelry, likely Navajo. The design reflects traditional Native American silversmithing techniques, making it a unique and collectible item. The substantial size suggests it would be a statement piece when worn.

Dimensions:
Height approximately 2, Width approximately 1, Depth approximately 0.5 inches
Weight approximately 0.5 oz

Condition:
Excellent - Very minor surface wear consistent with age and occasional handling. No visible damage or repairs.

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• Low Estimate: 150.00
• High Estimate: 300.00