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VINTAGE EARLY NAVAJO TURQUOISE HAT LAPEL STICK PIN Sterling Silver
This vintage Navajo stick pin is a handmade piece of jewelry with a beautiful high blue turquoise stone with a smokey lavender matrix. It is set in a delicate sawtooth bezel of sterling silver and is surrounded by fine silver work of roping, raindrops and a leaf. The pin is a lapel or hat pin and is perfect for adding a touch of Native American artistry to any outfit.
The piece has its origins in the Southwestern United States and was crafted by a Navajo artisan close to 75 years ago. The pin is a unique collectible and a wonderful addition to any Native American jewelry collection.