Native American Squash Blossom necklace

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Sterling silver and lapis necklace purchased at the Sante Fe Native American Indian Festival many years ago. Perfect accessory to any little black dress or to wear with jeans. Classic and stunning.

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15 Comments

kccanning @aaronhelen547 I will online post photos on Poshmark and will absolutely not send any to a person or phone number

Aug 06Reply

spiceek How long is this necklace? Do you know what artist did the necklace?

Oct 05Reply

kccanning It will take a few minutes. I need to get it out of the safe.

Oct 05Reply

kccanning So I posted an additional photo which shows it to be about 25 inches. I don’t see any signature on it but I have an appraisal value but I would need to track down where I put it and will do so if you have a serious interest in purchasing it.

Oct 05Reply

spiceek @kccanning I am seriously thinking about it but can’t make a bid till next week. Thank you for the measurement

Oct 06Reply

kccanning @spiceek you are very welcome! I look forward to hearing from you and in the meantime I’ll locate the appraisal I have for it.

Oct 06Reply

finbose Hi ! Is this signed ?

Jan 29Reply

kccanning @finbose I’ve never looked. There isn’t much space on which an artist could sign. I bought it in Santa Fe at the American Indian festival where many tribes came in to sell their works. Baskets, jewelry, pottery, it was amazing. I’ll check to see if I can find any mark on it and get back to you.

Jan 29Reply

hcozewith FYI - not lapis. Probably sodalite. Lapis has pyrite inclusions. You might want to verify.

Sep 06Reply

kccanning @hcozewith Thank you. I’ll check on what the appraisal says and let you know.

Sep 06Reply

jeanettelovvorn lapis doesn't come from this country. usually Russia and Afghanistan.

Sep 07Reply

kccanning @jeanettelovvorn Actually, Native Americans frequently use lapis in making their jewelry. The type used in this necklace is called Blue Jean Lapis according to the jeweler where I bought it. They also used coral and mother of pearl as well as turquoise.

Sep 07Reply

kccanning @hcozewith I have the appraisal which says: “Denim Lapis Squash Blossom Necklace Sterling Silver”. The appraised value is $2199.00.

Sep 07Reply

kccanning @jeanettelovvorn In the US, lapis is found in Colorado and California. Some is also found in Canada.

Sep 07Reply

kccanning Correction: The appraiser called it “Denim Lapis”.

Sep 07Reply