Gilbert Tom' Navajo pendant/lariat necklace and earrings with large No. 8 Mine turquoise. #2374

If you want to saunter-in unnoticed, don't wear this.  Gilbert Tom made this trophy for us 'bout a year ago with expensive No. 8 Mine turquoise hand-picked by the Drifter.  We endeavored to get the stones in the side pendants to mirror one-another as much as possible.  Try to find something this nice elsewhere for less four or five grand (maybe more!).  End-to-end, this jewel is 39-inches.  Hang length increases 2.5-inches from the bottom of the last pendant to the eyelets.  It also has a heavy-duty link chain that can be hooked on any link to increase of decrease the hang length.  And, of course, it comes with a nice set of matching earrings, made from the same batch of No. 8 Mine turquoise. Weight of the necklace is a very, very respectable 279-grams, or 9.8-ounces.  Each earring weighs 6.8-grams, or .23-ounces.  Hallmarked "Gilbert Tom" in cursive on the back of the bottom pendant.  This is a big, very impressive, quality piece which we unable at present to get another like it made by Gilbert Tom himself.  The pendants here are from 2.25-to-nearly 2.5-inches long!  Use the quarter at the bottom of the pic to gauge scale.  Enjoy!!