Pueblo Shell Necklace

Ca. 1980s, Colorful, longer, four-strand, fine heshi necklace loaded with lightly carved spondulus shell beads, turquoise nuggets, and other shell beads, plus a pair of matching spondulus earrings. Ve

Ca. 1980s, Colorful hand carved spondulus shell (spiny oyster) bead necklace with graduated hand carved winged slabs and fine matching jacla suspension. Very good condition. 25" *Click

Late 1900s, Beautiful silver-backed spondulus shell pendant with applied inlay kachina head, stamped bale, and a five-strand softened turquoise nugget bead necklace. Very good condition. Unsigned. 10"

Pueblo Inlaid Shell Necklace third quarter 20th century single-strand necklace strung with silver cones and beads, rolled turquoise, heishi, and coral; featuring a turquoise and coral chip inlaid shel

Necklace measures 20 inches and secures with a barrel clasp and features a 2 x 1 inch multi-stone inlay pendant

Pueblo Inlaid Shell Necklaces THIRD QUARTER 20th CENTURY lot of 3, includes pendant measurements length 4 1/2 inches x 4 1/2 inches; PLUS length 3 3/4 inches x width 3 3/4 inches; AND length 2 1/2 inc

The four strand necklace comprised of shell heishe and turquoise stones is hung with a turquoise and spiny oyster jacla. Necklace length measures 29 and jacla pendant is 4.25 inches. Provenance: The 4

Sterling Silver | Genuine Turquoise, Mother of Pearl, & Shell | Douglas Tortalita Santo Domingo Pueblo Turquoise MoP & Shell Necklace | Santo Domingo Pueblo Native American Southwest Indian Jewelry |

| Genuine Turquoise & Melon Shell | Santa Domingo Pueblo Turquoise & Melon Shell Necklace | Santa Domingo Pueblo Native American Southwest Indian Jewelry | Approximate Weight: 111 Grams | Dimensions:

Native American Santo Domingo Pueblo Shell Multi-Stone Necklace. Featuring one half shell with mother-of-pearl, coral, turquoise and black onyx inlay in a snake motif and measuring approximately 67 x

Two-strand Santo Domingo Pueblo stone and shell necklace with stacked carved tabs and discoidal bead spacers. Pueblo wrap. FROM THE ESTATE OF JOHN KOEHLER. Mr. Koehler, an avid collector, had, at one

lot of 2, includes a three-strand shell necklace stung on cotton twine and embellished with larger shells; manuscript tag reads Indian/ New Mexican or Arizona Shell Beads/ 1896, length 30 in.; AND a

A Pueblo turquoise and shell bead necklace Turquoise tabs strung between heishi shell disc spacers, cotton wrapped at the end. length 31 1/2in

Mid-20th Century or earlier The double strand of tabbed turquoise spaced with heishi shells 30" L Provenance: The Estate of Loren Ingraham, Montecito, CA

A Pueblo 5 strand shell hash necklace with Sleeping Beauty turquoise nuggets and spiny oyster beads. 31, very good

Pueblo Rolled Turquoise and Shell Necklaces third quarter 20th century lot of 4, non are marked, sizes include: length 16-3/4 inches, weight 40.7 dwt. length 17-1/4 inches, weight 29.8 dwt. length 21-

lot of 3, includes length 26 in., weight 69.3 dwt.; PLUS length 24 in., weight 114.8 dwt.; AND length 28.25 in., weight 51.0 dwt. mid - third quarter 20th century

Ca. 1970s, Very fine 3-strand round shell heshi Pueblo necklace with stamped silver cone ends. Very good condition. 26"

Group of Three Pueblo Heishi Necklaces: Melon Shell, Clam Shell, Olive Shell, ca. 1975Pueblo Forty Strand Fine Heishi Necklacehaving a wrap neck band4.0 oz, 114 gramsHanging Length: 16 3/8 in. (41.59

Attributed to Charles Loloma(Hopi, 1921 - 1991)Thirty Strand Heishi Necklace with Gold Accents, 1975gold and melon shellPueblo Thirty Strand Heishi Necklace melon shell, 1975, with Gold Accents unmark

Southwestern Native American Pueblo carved shell, turquoise and coral beaded necklace, with silver beads and a pair of jacla, 30'' l., together with two Southwestern Native American carved stone fetis

1. A 'red chile ristra' coral bead four strand necklace with twist. Provenance; from the artist to Tobe Turpen Trading Post, Gallup, New Mexico. 2. A shell and turquoise Zuni Hummingbird Fetish Neckla

Fine five-strand small diameter Heishe Shell & Coral necklace, Santo Domingo Pueblo. The asymetrical placement of the Coral beads is quite striking. Silver cone tips. 3.5 in. inter-locked circular-lin

**First Time At Auction** Native American, Southwestern United States, Santo Domingo Pueblo, ca. 1989 CE. By artist Ray Lovato. A stunning necklace of wearable form constructed with hundreds of petite