








Chimney Butte Kingman Turquoise Naja Pendant – Navajo Sterling Silver, 3” Large Native American Jewelry
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This striking sterling silver naja pendant is a masterful creation by renowned Navajo silversmith Chimney Butte. Set with a vibrant Kingman turquoise stone showcasing rich blues with earthy matrix, the pendant is bold, timeless, and deeply rooted in Native American tradition.
The naja is a powerful symbol in Navajo and other Native American cultures. Traditionally placed at the base of squash blossom necklaces, the crescent shape is thought to bring protection, ward off evil, and offer blessings. Its origins trace back to Moorish Spain and were adopted through Spanish influence, evolving into a distinctive hallmark of Navajo silversmithing. For many, it also represents beauty, strength, and harmony.
This piece is substantial in both weight and presence, perfect as a statement pendant for a bold chain, leather cord, or as part of a larger necklace.
Details:
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Artist: Chimney Butte (Navajo)
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Stone: Kingman turquoise
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Metal: Sterling silver (.925)
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Weight: 70 grams
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Length: 3 inches
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Width: 2.25 inches
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Bail Opening: 18 mm
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Signed: Yes, stamped “Chimney Butte” and "Sterling"
Whether you’re a collector of Native American jewelry or looking for a unique, culturally rich statement piece, this pendant is an exceptional find.
The listing is for 1 pendant only. Chain not included.
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