Old Pawn Navajo Peyote Bird Navajo Pearls Necklace W. Singer Sterling Turquoise

Old Pawn Navajo Peyote Bird Navajo Pearls Necklace W. Singer Sterling Turquoise. This exceptional vintage Navajo sterling silver Peyote Bird necklace is attributed to renowned Diné silversmith William Singer and showcases the bold, architectural artistry that made his work highly sought after by collectors of contemporary Southwestern jewelry. The striking hand-fabricated Peyote Bird pendant features meticulously executed turquoise chip inlay wings surrounding a richly colored triangular Mediterranean red coral body, accented with traditional hand-stamped details and suspended from a beautifully balanced double strand of hand-strung sterling silver Navajo pearls. Measuring approximately 16 inches in length and weighing approximately 45g., the necklace displays an elegant, close-fitting profile that perfectly frames the substantial pendant while highlighting the soft, naturally aged patina of the silver. Bearing the distinctive offset "SD" hallmark associated with William Singer's early work, this museum-quality necklace embodies the exceptional craftsmanship, symbolic design, and timeless aesthetic that have established Singer as one of the most celebrated Navajo silversmiths of the late twentieth century. A rare and highly collectible investment piece, it is equally suited for serious Native American jewelry collections or sophisticated Southwestern wear.