Native American Sterling Silver Turquoise Pendant

Jewelry : Vintage : Silver, Sterling

$100 USD
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16" long chain Weighs 4.6 Measures approx 1 1/4" by 1" Eight 5x3mm turquoise stones This finely crafted pendant resembles a tiny dream catcher with turquoise stones in place of feathers. The much like turquoise stones in sterling silver is commonly used in Native American jewelry, the dream catcher is a common motif in their craftwork.

Dream catchers, of varying sizes and designs, are generally hung over beds or over doors to act as spider webs to catch bad dreams or malicious spirits. This pendant acts as a smaller portable version of a dream catcher to keep out nasty thoughts from your daily life.

Turquoise, according to many South Western Native American tribes, has important talismanic properties. In Europe it was regarded as amulet to protect horse-riders from falling. It’s also the December birthstone.

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