Circa 1920s, Kewa or Santo Domingo Pueblo. From found materials, American. This wearable piece of American history tells an amazing story. Crafted during the depression when impoverished Native American artists could not afford silver or stones, they continued to create by using upcycled materials from any source available. This chic necklace is part of the American fashion narrative. It has an authentic look that will lend a cool truth to any stylish moment.
Note: In the period this necklace was made, the Kewa Pueblo was known as the Santa Domingo Pueblo.
Couldn't load pickup availability
Our Guarantee: Items purchased from LAWRENCE JEFFREY are fully guaranteed. You can return any purchase within 5 days of your receiving it for any reason.
Payment Methods: VISA, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, PayPal, and wire transfers accepted.
Your jewelry will arrive in a lovely presentation box.
Where possible, an outer box will also be included.
All gemstones are natural without color alteration or glass fill, stones that are traditionally heated may be heated unless stated otherwise. For a complete explanation of how information regarding our pieces is derived please click Provisos.
See this piece in our Litchfield Gallery
Your jewelry will arrive in a lovely presentation box.
Where possible, an outer box will also be included.
All gemstones are natural without color alteration or glass fill, stones that are traditionally heated may be heated unless stated otherwise. For a complete explanation of how information regarding our pieces is derived please click Provisos.
See this piece in our Litchfield Gallery
Your jewelry will arrive in a lovely presentation box.
Where possible, an outer box will also be included.
All gemstones are natural without color alteration or glass fill, stones that are traditionally heated may be heated unless stated otherwise. For a complete explanation of how information regarding our pieces is derived please click Provisos.