Butterfly Concho Pin

Navajo

About The Butterfly Concho Pin

Impressive Navajo hand-made pin of good silver. This work has no mark on the back. The pin and pin findings are all hand fabricated as done in the late 19th and early 20th century pieces.

The single, beautiful old Royston turquoise stone just adds to that early look because the Royston mine has been played out for over half a century. The stone itself is a specimen treasure--exhibiting an arial view of water met by verdant landscape! It was created with sensitivity and a strong sense of classic design.

This stylized symbol of new life and resurrection would make a wonderful "bow tie" replacement. This is a fine accessory for the woman in business, because it marries beauty and strength in a symbol of hope. Wear it to a power meeting for luck and out to celebrate afterwards!!!

About Navajo

"Dineh or Diné are a Native American people of the Southwestern United States.  They are the second largest federally recognized tribe in the United States with over 300,000 enrolled tribal members as of 2015.  The Navajo reservation occupies over 27,000 square miles of land in Arizona, New Mexico and Utah.  Navajo language is spoken throughout the reservation with most Navajos speaking English as well." excerpted from Wikipedia

 

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Cultures

Navajo, American Indian

Medium

Jewelry

Subject

Keywords

Butterfly Concho Pin, Navajo pin, turquoise silver pin