The design complements any neckline with ease
Crafted with intricate details, this southwest design statement piece captures the essence of Native American-inspired elegance. Silver oxidized beads are 5 and 3mm, Stabilized turquoise from Arizona heshi beads are 4.5x2.3mm, and the necklace is 18 inches with a lobster clasp. Handmade in the USA! Don't miss the matching squash blossom earrings! The squash blossom necklace was first made by Navajo silversmiths when they learned from Hispanic and Plains Indians craftsmen. The necklaces were worn as a way for Native Americans to display their wealth and status, especially during ceremonial events and was often worn by tribal leaders. The Navajo word for the squash blossom bead is "yo ne maze idsyagi", which means "bead that spreads out."This product is easy to wear with any neckline
