Eva and Linberg Billah' Navajo Naja with Kingman turquoise (bead chain optional at add'l cost). #2548

The Billah name is well known in Navajoland.  Yodell Billah, R.I.P., was one of the Navajo Codetalkers in World War II.  The Navajo Naja dates back to the Spanish Conquistadors searching for the legendary cities of gold.  This is a fairly large Naja at 3.25-inches long, counting the fancy 5/8th's-inch inside diameter bale.  It has a triangular Kingman turquoise cab that stands out.  Not counting any part of the bale it is 2 and 3/8th's-inches.  It's a cast piece, but it appears some of the stamp work was done after the casting.  At its widest point it is two-inches.  Weight is 38.3-grams.   And you can top it off with the pictured 5mm, 20-inch burnished Sterling bead chain for an additional $79, only if purchased with the Naja.  Call or text and we can add it to the posted price above.   Hallmarked "E L Billah" in Gothic font.  Complimentary USPS tracked Priority shipping within the U.S.