White Buffalo Squash Blossom Necklace & Earrings
One of a kind handmade White Buffalo squash Blossom necklace with matching earrings is a show stopper. The stone's name derives from the Native American's belief that White Buffalos are pure and rare just like the stone. You can only find this stone sourced from one mine in the world. Artist Stamped. We come across many beautiful pieces of Native American jewelry, we would easily classify this white buffalo squash blossom in our top 5. The detail, precision of the handmade Navajo Pearl beads and use of rare white buffalo makes this piece irreplaceable. You can easily wear with a crop top and denim to an elegant black dress for a gala. The necklace is classic yet versatile. The colors of the black and white stone give a fun twist to Native American jewelry.
Tribe: Navajo
Artist: Samson Edsitty
New Mexico, USA
Stone: Nevada mine, white buffalo
Weight: 273g necklace
appx 6 g each, 12g combined earrings
Measures approximately 32” necklace 1 7/8” earrings
Naja measures approximately 3”-1/4 wide x 3” tall
Squash Blossom is a necklace crafted in silver and this case, white buffalo consisting of round silver handmade beads interspersed with six flowering beads that look like they are blooming, all leading down to what looks like a horseshoe known as a Naja. Squash Blossom necklaces symbolizes one’s status, wealth and cultural belonging.
One of a kind handmade White Buffalo squash Blossom necklace with matching earrings is a show stopper. The stone's name derives from the Native American's belief that White Buffalos are pure and rare just like the stone. You can only find this stone sourced from one mine in the world. Artist Stamped. We come across many beautiful pieces of Native American jewelry, we would easily classify this white buffalo squash blossom in our top 5. The detail, precision of the handmade Navajo Pearl beads and use of rare white buffalo makes this piece irreplaceable. You can easily wear with a crop top and denim to an elegant black dress for a gala. The necklace is classic yet versatile. The colors of the black and white stone give a fun twist to Native American jewelry.
Tribe: Navajo
Artist: Samson Edsitty
New Mexico, USA
Stone: Nevada mine, white buffalo
Weight: 273g necklace
appx 6 g each, 12g combined earrings
Measures approximately 32” necklace 1 7/8” earrings
Naja measures approximately 3”-1/4 wide x 3” tall
Squash Blossom is a necklace crafted in silver and this case, white buffalo consisting of round silver handmade beads interspersed with six flowering beads that look like they are blooming, all leading down to what looks like a horseshoe known as a Naja. Squash Blossom necklaces symbolizes one’s status, wealth and cultural belonging.
One of a kind handmade White Buffalo squash Blossom necklace with matching earrings is a show stopper. The stone's name derives from the Native American's belief that White Buffalos are pure and rare just like the stone. You can only find this stone sourced from one mine in the world. Artist Stamped. We come across many beautiful pieces of Native American jewelry, we would easily classify this white buffalo squash blossom in our top 5. The detail, precision of the handmade Navajo Pearl beads and use of rare white buffalo makes this piece irreplaceable. You can easily wear with a crop top and denim to an elegant black dress for a gala. The necklace is classic yet versatile. The colors of the black and white stone give a fun twist to Native American jewelry.
Tribe: Navajo
Artist: Samson Edsitty
New Mexico, USA
Stone: Nevada mine, white buffalo
Weight: 273g necklace
appx 6 g each, 12g combined earrings
Measures approximately 32” necklace 1 7/8” earrings
Naja measures approximately 3”-1/4 wide x 3” tall
Squash Blossom is a necklace crafted in silver and this case, white buffalo consisting of round silver handmade beads interspersed with six flowering beads that look like they are blooming, all leading down to what looks like a horseshoe known as a Naja. Squash Blossom necklaces symbolizes one’s status, wealth and cultural belonging.
