Two-piece Navajo teardrop-shaped earrings. #2478

These eye-catchers have turquoise that is near-bookend match.  And they have a second setting containing either coral or red jasper (we think it is the latter).  We are not sure of the type of turquoise, but it's likely a colorful vein from the Kingman, Arizona mine.  Kingman is the largest mine and the easiest to acquire stones from at this time, so a majority of artisans gravitate to it.  These earrings are an inch-and-a-half long, and a little over 5/8th's-of-an-inch at the widest part near the bottom.  Each earring weighs 5.6-grams and is hallmarked.  Complimentary USPS tracked Priority shipping within the U.S.