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Very Old Early Vintage Santo Domingo 'Fat Heishi' Silver Bead Necklace

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Very Old Early Vintage Santo Domingo 'Fat Heishi' Silver Bead NecklaceThis is a magnificent vintage Santo Domingo Navajo huge heishi necklace. This museum quality piece contains outstanding graduating huge white shell heishi. Look how fat the heishi is with the widest one measuring around 1 2" in diameter. Resting at the bottom of the necklace are beautiful accenting turquoise stones, pie stones, and green shells. Situated on the ends of the necklace are marvelous hand wrought graduating silver beads with a traditional

with silver rope borders at the sides

This piece contains 6 very rare turquoise stones that appear to have originated from the old Persin turquoise mines

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This colossal bracelet contains a huge spiderweb turquoise stone that consists of outstanding red spiderweb matrix

Worn as a pin or a pendant - the bail opening is about 1/8"

The needlepoint turquoise stones all end with another round silver bead - completing the beautiful balance of this piece

This is one of the heaviest rings we have ever seen as it weighs a mind blowing 45 grams

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The largest stone measures around 3/4" x 1/2"

This piece contains outstanding hand filed line segments that run through the center from one end to the other

This piece consists of remarkable Royston turquoise inlay with accenting onyx and pearl piano key look inlays

The nuggets graduate in size with the smallest measuring around 1/2" X 3/8" and the largest measuring a whopping 1-1/4" X 1"

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