Necklace c. 1930

This silver necklace, created by a Navajo (Diné) artist around 1930, is an example of traditional jewelry making. The necklace features a string of round beads with a pendant that includes a crescent moon shape, a symbol of protection, adorned with a turquoise stone. This piece, currently housed in the Minneapolis Institute of Art, embodies the intricate craftsmanship and cultural significance of Navajo silverwork.