Ray Jack Native American Navajo Royston Turquoise Spiny Oyster Sterling Silver Necklace

This is an intriguing Navajo necklace! It features a rectangular silver pendant with turquoise and spiny oyster inlay designs, 2 strands of Royston turquoise beads, silver beads, and a silver hook and eye clasp! Absolutely One of a Kind!
The Royston Turquoise Mine, located near Tonopah, Nevada, holds a storied legacy within the world of turquoise mining. Renowned for producing some of the finest and most sought-after turquoise in North America, the Royston Mine has been in operation since the early 20th century. What sets Royston turquoise apart is its distinctive range of colors, from rich blues and vibrant greens to earthy browns, often interwoven in intricate matrix patterns. Miners and lapidaries prize Royston turquoise for its unique blend of hues and its capacity to be cut into intricate cabochons for jewelry-making. Over the years, the mine has yielded an array of exceptional stones, coveted by artisans and collectors alike. Despite shifts in ownership and mining techniques, Royston turquoise continues to hold a special place in the world of gemstones, embodying the rugged beauty and distinctive character of the American Southwest. Sterling silver, marked. Signed by Navajo artist, Ray Jack. The length of the necklace measures around 27". Sturdy 127 grams.

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