An authentic circa 1930's Southwestern handmade silver and natural turquoise naja necklace with matching hook earrings. Crafted during the classic early trading post era, this cohesive three-piece set showcases traditional hand-wrought silverwork and rich, naturally aged patina throughout.
The necklace features a hand-forged crescent naja set with seven natural green-to-blue turquoise cabochons in hand-cut sawtooth bezels. Strung as a single strand of graduated, hand-seamed bench beads with visible equatorial solder lines and warm oxidation. Finished with a standout, uncommon closure featuring a hand-crafted five-stone turquoise bar link integrated into a traditional silver hook and eye clasp-an intricate decorative touch rarely seen on period pieces.
Matching crescent naja drop earrings, each set with five natural turquoise cabochons in hand-cut sawtooth bezels. Suspended from a small stamped concho button with long, hand-bent wires typical of the 1920's-1930's period.
Unsigned and unstamped, consistent with authentic silver jewelry made prior to the 1940's. Tested as coin/sterling silver.
