Navajo Naja with turquoise; spiney-oyster shell and bronze 'stones,' by Elouise Richards. #1892. Shown with optional 4mm, 16-inch burnished Sterling Navajo 'pearl' beads.

This is a colorful Naja.  It has the popular turquoise; spiney-oyster shell and bronze-mix 'stone' that is formed by combining those three—and often White Buffalo—and compressing them into a brick-like 'stone' that Native artisans purchase by weight (see 2nd pic).  Weight of the entire pendant is 24.6-grams, or .865-ounces.  It is two-inches wide and 1 and 5/8th's-inches tall (not counting the bale), and the Sterling is done in an old-style, satiny patina.  It ships with an 18-inch, solid Sterling box chain, but is pictured with an optional 4mm, 16-inch burnished Sterling silver Navajo 'pearl' bead chain—which can be substituted for the included box chain for an additional $69.  Call or text prior to purchase and we'll change the price above to reflect the substitution for the 'pearls.'  Hallmarked "E.RICHARDS."  Complimentary USPS Priority shipping within the U.S,