- Index
- Base Metal
- Department
- Main Stone
- Amethyst (9)
- Black Onyx (31)
- Charoite (10)
- Coral (72)
- Golden Hill (13)
- Kingman Turquoise (10)
- Lapis (16)
- Lapis Lazuli (21)
- Malachite (24)
- Multi-stone (15)
- No Stone (297)
- Onyx (31)
- Opal (39)
- Pearl (42)
- Royston Turquoise (17)
- Shell (9)
- Silver (10)
- Spiny Oyster (37)
- Turquoise (1379)
- White Buffalo (30)
- Other (1285)
- Metal
- Secondary Stone
- Black (3)
- Blue (13)
- Coral (63)
- Coral, Turquoise (18)
- Jasper (6)
- Multicolor (2)
- Navajo Pearl Bead (2)
- No Stone (46)
- Onyx (8)
- Opal (7)
- Opal, Opal Onyx (2)
- Orange Spiny Oyster (2)
- Pearl (2)
- Pink (2)
- Silver (15)
- Spiny Oyster (5)
- Spiny Oyster Shell (2)
- Turquoise (160)
- Turquoise, Coral (4)
- White Opal (2)
- Other (3033)
- Style
- Band (136)
- Bangle (18)
- Bangle, Cuff (25)
- Beaded (322)
- Beaded, Pendant (18)
- Chain (27)
- Cluster (16)
- Cocktail (56)
- Cuff (584)
- Dangle / Drop (58)
- Everyday (26)
- Full Finger (34)
- Navajo Pendant (27)
- Necklace (18)
- Pendant (249)
- Southwestern (54)
- Split Shank (33)
- Statement (26)
- Sterling Silver (22)
- Stud (21)
- Other (1627)
Sterling Post Back Dangle Earrings with Turquoise Navajo Handmade Cactus
These handcrafted Navajo earrings feature a stunning southwestern design with an antique finish, perfect for pairing with Navajo pearls or wearing on their own. Dimensions: Hang length 2 3/4" L × 1 1/8" W Markings: Stamped on the back for authenticity. About Sterling Silver: Sterling silver is made of 92.5% pure silver and 7.5% copper, giving it durability while retaining its shine and beauty. Turquoise has long been a symbol of good fortune, luxury, and status.
Navajo turquoise jewelry remains highly valued for its timeless design and cultural significance. Its appeal grows as authentic resources become rarer. Support Authentic Navajo Craftsmanship: By choosing genuine Navajo jewelry, you're investing in pieces that honor a rich heritage and help preserve the artistry of Native American silversmiths.