Native American NAVAJO Sterling Silver & Tourmaline Triangular Pendant Scallops

Embrace the allure of Southwest craftsmanship with this unique sterling silver Navajo-made pendant. The focal point is a captivating triangular-shaped stone, believed to be tourmaline, delicately bezel-set with a scalloped edge and adorned with crescent-shaped decorative stampings. The setting is meticulously framed by very fine twist wire and a dotted edge, exuding attention to detail. Matching decorative stampings grace each side of the front bale, adding symmetry and elegance. On the back, the pendant proudly bears the stamp "MB STERLING," a potential hallmark of the skilled artisans Ann and Milton Burnside, with the 'B' slightly elevated compared to the 'M'. With a total height, including the bale, of 2.125", a width at the widest point just over 1.75", and a weight of 27 grams, this pendant is a harmonious blend of artistry and natural beauty. PLEASE NOTE: the 6mm sterling silver burnished beads by Marilyn Platero are NOT included in this purchase. Product Details: 📅 Decade: 2020s (new and never worn) 🪙 Material: Sterling Silver 🔷 Stone: Tourmaline (believed) 🔼 Shape: Triangular 📐 Dimensions: 2.125” H x 1.75” W ⚖️ Weight: 27 grams 🖋️ Stamping: "MB STERLING" (Ann and Milton Burnside?) Shipping Information: 🚚 FREE US SHIPPING by USPS Priority Mail with delivery confirmation.