Gilbert Tom' old-style patina Navajo pendant with No. 8 Mine turquoise (bead chain optional at additional cost). SOLD! #2387

SOLD! Words just don't do some of these things justice.  But trudge-on we must.  Gilbert has been one of the Drifter's go-to silversmiths for many years—around two decades, really.  You don't have to look far on these pages to find something by him.  Look at any of them and you can see why the Drifter fancies his work.  This pendant 'kinda sums it up as well.  Extraordinary.  It just 'pops.'  Even the generous 9/16-inch inside-diameter bale is classically stamped.  And Gilbert doesn't just 'set' a stone, rather, he 'surrounds' it with his art.  And that No. 8 Mine turquoise stone…beautiful!  Not counting the bale this pendant is al-most 1 and 7/8th's-inches long.  It is a little over 1.5-inches across at the widest point.  Weight is 22.8-grams, or .80-ounces.  Hallmarked "Gilbert Tom" in cursive, but "Tom" is stamped a bit shallow.  No chain is included, but the pictured 6mm, 20-inch burnished Sterling bead chain (aka 'Navajo pearls') can be added to your order for an additional $110 if bought at the same time as the pendant.  Call or text prior to purchasing to exercise this option.  Complimentary USPS tracked Priority shipping within the U.S.