Navajo Cluster Blossom Necklace [SG-213]

Measuring 21.5 inches in length, this Navajo cluster blossom necklace leans toward a more delicate, petite style. Artistically, it showcases an impressive array of intricate details. Each of the ten blossoms is set with 16 stones—13 hand-carved petit point turquoise pieces and 3 snake-eye turquoise gems—framed by finely serrated bezels and accented with silver raindrops that cascade toward the centerpiece Naja.

The Naja itself is a standout, featuring a striking outer arc of high-grade petit point turquoise, interspersed with silver raindrops and bordered by silver rope and bar detailing. An inner rim of snake-eye turquoise and more raindrops adds further dimension. A distinctive three-wire structure resembling a spiderweb, along with twisted silver rope, enhances the overall design.

At the heart of the Naja are 221 turquoise stones and 181 silver raindrops, presenting an array of natural inclusions and a vibrant mix of blues and greens. Crafted in 1976 and marked JMB by renowned artisan John Mike Begay, this piece is a stunning example of Navajo jewelry mastery.