Gilbert Tom' large seven-stone Navajo pendant necklace (with heavy-duty chain). #2103

If you missed buying something this nice at Santa Fe Indian Market last weekend for four or five grand, here's one for a wee bit less.  We're going back to probably our favorite living Navajo artisan for this jewel—Gilbert Tom.  His work is unmistakable, though copied a lot these days.  This necklace is big, bold and beautiful—perfect for that autumn gala at the governor's mansion.  End-to-end it is 29-inches long, which does not take into account the almost seven-inch drop the last two pendants add.  This baby is a long, cool sip of champagne.  It contains some of the most beautiful Kingman turquoise these old eyes have ever seen.  It's not for the timid or weak.  Weight is a very, very respectable 196-grams, or 6.91-ounces!  Hallmarked "Gilbert Tom" in cursive stamp.  Complimentary USPS tracked Priority box.  Hell, we'll personally deliver it to the governor's mansion the night of the gala!