Roll Out the Beryl - Fine Gemstone+Diamond Jewelry
Lot 130:
Description
700164
Setting: Sterling Silver .925
Style: Clip-On Non-Pierced
Hallmark/Designer: unsigned Navajo Jewelry Design
Weight: 14.25g
These sterling silver earirngs are die-struck "links" resembling those of the iconic Western wear "concho or concha" belts. The central diamond shape with radiating pointed feathers and a rising sun on the end of each is a known Navajo design. Although there is no hallmark on these earrings, they resemble the work and designs of the late Ernest Bilagody, a Navajo native American. The earrings measure 1.75" x1.25" and have clip-on backs and are believed to be circa 1985ish. Admin: 33120/715.
1) All weights, sizes, measurements, as well as the color or clarity of any gemstones or diamonds mentioned in the titles, descriptions, introductions, notes or anywhere in the auction catalog shall be considered "approximate" regardless of the inclusion of the word "approximate" or any similar adjective.
2) This item is brand new and offered for sale at auction by a manufacturer or individual consignor. The item is in new condition with only the slight possibility of evidence of storage or handling for sale preparation.
3) If the winning bidder would like the earring closures altered to a different type, please contact Bidfair Fine Jewelry.
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Weight: 14.22 GR
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