Necklace c. 1930

This Navajo silver necklace, dating from the 1930s, showcases the intricate craftsmanship of Diné silversmiths. The necklace is made of small silver beads and features a crescent-shaped pendant adorned with turquoise stones. The pendant is flanked by numerous silver bells, creating a distinctive jingle as the wearer moves. This type of necklace is a traditional piece of Navajo jewelry, often worn for special occasions and ceremonies.