Traditional Sandcast Spiny Shell Naja Pendant moonstone It is a labor-intensive process

It is a labor-intensive process that involves many steps and is truly an authentic

It is a perfect ring for those who love simple settings

Unlike the focused energy of a wand or point

and extension chain to finish off this incredible necklace

The flattened areas catch the light for extra shine while the oxidized interior creates depth and contrast

Traditional Sandcast Spiny Shell Naja Pendant moonstone It is a labor-intensive processThe large traditional, crescent shaped Naja pendant has been borrowed from the Moorish culture. Like a horseshoe, it symbolizes good luck. It is always found at the bottom of the classic squash blossom necklace. Navajo artist, B. Yazzie, made this large Naja pendant by carving the design in sandstone and pouring molten sterling silver into the mold. Deep red orange spiny shell is beautifully set within the oxidized silver. Finished off with Navajo