Hot Sale Santo Domingo (kewa) Turquoise, Spiny Oyster, And Silver Screw-back Earrings C. 1950-60s, 1.75" X 0.75" (j15509) Tool [NeZ3CtVg]

Santo Domingo (Kewa) Turquoise, Spiny Oyster, and Silver Screw-back Earrings

Immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage and exquisite craftsmanship of Santo Domingo (Kewa) turquoise with these stunning screw-back earrings. These captivating pieces, dating back to the 1950-60s, are a true testament to the artistic talent of the Native American artisans. Each earring is a work of art, featuring vibrant turquoise, the lustrous spiny oyster shell, and the timeless elegance of silver.

• Crafted Artistry: Experience the intricate designs and skilled craftsmanship that make these earrings a rare treasure.
• Timeless Style: These earrings are perfect for any occasion, offering a blend of traditional Native American art and contemporary elegance.

With dimensions of 1.75" x 0.75" per earring, these exquisite earrings are not just pieces of jewelry; they are a piece of history. We are proud to present these earrings from a private collection in Minnesota, ensuring that their story is preserved and cherished. The lightweight, 2.4g design ensures that you can wear them all day without feeling the weight.

• Historical Authenticity: Own a piece of Native American history and heritage with every wear.
• Comfortable to Wear: Designed for all-day comfort, these earrings are perfect for both casual and formal attire.

Indulge in the beauty and sophistication of Santo Domingo (Kewa) turquoise with these captivating earrings. Whether you are a collector of Native American art or simply looking to add a touch of cultural charm to your wardrobe, these earrings are an excellent choice. Elevate your style and express your appreciation for the art of Santo Domingo (Kewa) turquoise with these exquisite, one-of-a-kind pieces.

• Cultural Charm: Showcase your passion for Native American culture and craftsmanship.
• Exclusivity: A rare opportunity to own a unique piece that reflects the rich history and artistry of Santo Domingo (Kewa) turquoise.