Navajo (Diné) Jewelry

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Navajo (Diné) Jewelry

Squash Blossoms, Concha Belts, and more....

The Navajo (Diné) Nation covers over 27,000 square miles in Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah. It is the second largest Indigenous tribe in the United States with over 300,000 tribal members. The Diné have been rooted in the Southwest for over a thousand years. They are an Athabascan people, having ancient ancestors who originally migrated over the Bering Strait from Asia. Silversmithing and Rug Weaving are extremely important traditions to Navajo culture. The Navajos were the first tribe in the Southwest to learn silversmithing techniques in the late 1800s. Squash Blossom Necklaces and Concha Belts are the most iconic forms Navajo silversmithing. Navajo artistry blends both traditional techniques and modern influences, showcasing the unique heritage and creativity of the Diné.

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Lapis Necklace by Marcella Teller - Garland's
Lapis Necklace by Marcella Teller - Garland's
Bell Rock Pendant by Bryon Yellowhorse - Garland's
Bell Rock Pendant by Bryon Yellowhorse - Garland's
Lapis Pendant by Bryon Yellowhorse - Garland's
Lapis Pendant by Bryon Yellowhorse - Garland's
Cast Mudhead Pin by Ric Charlie - Garland's
Cast Mudhead Pin by Ric Charlie - Garland's
Gold Lapis Ring by Abraham Begay - Garland's
Gold Lapis Ring by Abraham Begay - Garland's
Lapis Cuff by Dee Nez - Garland's
Lapis Cuff by Dee Nez - Garland's
Lapis Earrings by Debbie Silversmith - Garland's
Lapis Earrings by Debbie Silversmith - Garland's
Multi-Stone Inlay Cuff by Alvin Yellowhorse - Garland's
Multi-Stone Inlay Cuff by Alvin Yellowhorse - Garland's
Inlaid Pendant by Stewart Yellowhorse - Garland's
Inlaid Pendant by Stewart Yellowhorse - Garland's
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