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Multiple Colored Stones Half Clustered Native American Indian Earrrings

Dangling Spiny Oyster Shell and Turquoise Native American Indian Earrings
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These earrings are made from sterling silver and multiple colored stones. The silversmith encased stones into serrated bezel cups. The silversmith also made silver drops that were solder to the earrings. The stones used in making these earrings are red coral, blue turquoise, orange spiney oyster shell, black jade, and white mother of pearl. The stones are arranged in a half cluster with the mother of pearl stone as the center. Made by a Navajo artisan.

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Kokepelli

Kokepelli was known as a magician, trader, storyteller, and a deity. Kokepelli is the symbol for "fertility." The pack is filled with goods to trade throughout the southwest. We use the symbol of the Kokepelli to show we are connected as a whole.