Chimney Butte Naja Pendant, Kingman Turquoise, Starburst Conchos, Navajo Sterling
Chimney Butte Naja Pendant, Kingman Turquoise, Starburst Conchos, Navajo Sterling
Chimney Butte Naja Pendant, Kingman Turquoise, Starburst Conchos, Navajo Sterling
Chimney Butte Naja Pendant, Kingman Turquoise, Starburst Conchos, Navajo Sterling
Chimney Butte Naja Pendant, Kingman Turquoise, Starburst Conchos, Navajo Sterling
Chimney Butte Naja Pendant, Kingman Turquoise, Starburst Conchos, Navajo Sterling
Chimney Butte Naja Pendant, Kingman Turquoise, Starburst Conchos, Navajo Sterling
Chimney Butte Naja Pendant, Kingman Turquoise, Starburst Conchos, Navajo Sterling
Chimney Butte Naja Pendant, Kingman Turquoise, Starburst Conchos, Navajo Sterling
Chimney Butte Naja Pendant, Kingman Turquoise, Starburst Conchos, Navajo Sterling

Chimney Butte Naja Pendant, Kingman Turquoise, Starburst Conchos, Navajo Sterling

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A naja pendant by Chimney Butte with a Kingman turquoise oval in a twisted rope bezel, above a crescent carrying four starburst conchos.

Specifications

  • Metal: Sterling silver
  • Artist: Chimney Butte (Navajo)
  • Made: 2026
  • Stone: Kingman turquoise, cabochon
  • Length with bail: 4.2 inches (10.7 cm)
  • Pendant drop: 3.4 inches (8.6 cm)
  • Width at the widest point: 2.2 inches (5.6 cm)
  • Weight: 94 grams
  • Bail opening: 19.28 mm

Hallmarks

  • Chimney Butte, script maker's stamp
  • Sterling

Both marks are struck on the back. The Chimney Butte stamp is the maker's mark; Sterling is the silver standard.

About the Piece

The stone sits in a twisted rope bezel, a single band of silver twisted like cord and soldered around the setting. Dark matrix runs across a mid blue face.

The crescent below carries four small starburst conchos, domed discs worked with radiating stamped lines, alternating with two larger raised domes. That is six applied elements on one crescent, which is the most decorated in the group.

The heaviest naja here at 94 grams, and it hangs accordingly.

Kingman is one of the oldest and best known Arizona mines, still producing, known for clean bright blue with dark matrix.

Chimney Butte is a Navajo (Dine) silversmith working out of New Mexico in a deliberately old style idiom: heavy gauge sterling, deep hand stamping, repousse, sandcast work, and good named mine turquoise. The mark is one of the most recognisable in contemporary Southwestern silver, which is part of why the work holds its value. Every piece is stamped Chimney Butte and Sterling on the back.

Styling

It hangs from a wide stamped bail that takes a heavy chain, so it will sit on Navajo pearls, a thick box chain, or a leather cord without looking under hung. Worn alone it does all the work; it does not need layering.

Condition

Excellent. Newly made and unworn, with the deep oxidised finish the maker applies to the stamped recesses.

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