Sterling Silver Turquoise Jewelry Featuring Tommy Singer and S&K Seowtewa

Item Details

An assortment of Southwestern style and Native American jewelry with turquoise, including one keyring, one stickpin, one concho buckle, one converter pendant/ brooch, and one pendant necklace. The handcrafted Peyote bird converter pendant or brooch by Navajo Silversmith, Tommy Singer, features precise turquoise chip inlay and carved accents. It is finished with a hidden bail and c-clasp, and stamped with Singer’s T and crescent symbol hallmark on verso. The handcrafted pendant by Zuni Silversmiths, S and K Seowtewa, features a sun path motif. It is hand-inscribed on verso, ‘Summer Solstice of Zuni © S&K Seowtewa’, and is accompanied by a black leather cord. The Zuni style concho buckle features a turquoise cabochon to the center of a fanned border with stamped sunray accents. It is not hallmarked. The silver tone key ring features a bear paw turquoise shadowbox. The silver tone stickpin features a circular arrangement of multi-colored turquoise inlays. Please note that the stickpin and the keyring are not sterling silver, and are not included in the weight. The total group weight of the sterling items, inclusive of all materials, is 0.965 ozt.

• This item has been evaluated and verified by an independent Graduate Gemologist. (CINCY).

• All diamond and gemstone grading is done under GIA standards as the mounting permits, where gemstones are present. All weights and measurements are estimated and approximate. Industry standard and accepted treatments for gemstones are assumed unless otherwise noted.

Condition

- stickpin and keyring are base metal, not silver.
- tarnishing present.
- some bent parts and findings.
- bail is broken but could still be functional on converter brooch/ pendant.
- minor markings throughout.

Dimensions

- leather cord measures 28.75" long.
- total group weight of the sterling items, inclusive of all materials, is 0.965 ozt.

Item #

17IND131-515