Vintage signed Navajo sterling silver pendant in an abstract design, Mid-Century style.
It is set with a dendritic White Buffalo turquoise stone that may have been mined before White Buffalo was called "White Buffalo" The only true white turquoise was discovered at the Dry Creek mine which was known for its very, very light blue turquoise. WB was officially marketed in 1993, but this piece screams 1970s. I did test this stone to make sure that it is not a white agate and it is not.
It is hallmarked on the back with a partial Navajo mark STAN and sterling.
Measures 1 1/2" long by 1 1/4" wide. Weight: 12.2 grams. Very rare stone.
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