Inspired by Southwestern tradition, this Sterling Silver necklace features a double strand of 8mm oxidized striped polished Sterling beads. There are 6 squash blossom stations with a 15x20mm soft triangular shaped Lapis on each. The large center Naja holds 3 soft triangular-shaped stones. All stones are set in scalloped bezel mountings on a floral and beaded design motif and, of course, the beautiful squash blossom details that are the hallmark of this statement piece. Lapis Lazuli enhances spiritual development and brings mental clarity and emotional healing. It illuminates the mind and opens the heart to love and beauty. Versatile enough to pair with casual looks or dressier outfits, this stunning necklace adds bold character and timeless charm. You will find it will elevate any outfit! Whether at work, a date night with your honey or a special party or event– American West Jewelry will get you noticed. Get ready for compliments!
Is this a gift for that special lady in your life? She deserves to feel fabulous. Indulge your wife, mom, grandmother, daughter, best friend or even yourself! Our jewelry is Western manly for him too. Packaged in an AWJ branded gift box, it's perfect for any occasion, like birthdays, anniversaries, congratulations or as a thank-you. Show your loved one how much you care with our designs from the Land of Enchantment!
American West Jewelry by Carolyn Pollack has been creating jewelry since 1975. We're proud to share our legacy with you. Our Sterling jewelry is made of reclaimed .925 Sterling Silver - it is both lead-and nickel-free. Carolyn Pollack lives and designs in Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA.
Our experienced artisans have honed their craft for decades and hold to the highest standards of quality. Feel confident buying, wearing and gifting our jewelry! If tarnish darkens the piece over time, simply wipe with a polishing cloth to restore to desired finish. Your jewelry will arrive in an anti-tarnish plastic bag. Continue to store your new treasure as provided, for a lifetime of shine.
