Description
- Fabulous pendant by renown Navajo silversmith Byron Yellowhorse.
- Born in 1972, Bryon is the son of Frank and Elsie Yellowhorse, the younger brother of Alvin Yellowhorse, and the cousin of Veronica Yellowhorse. Bryon’s Aunt Artie Yellowhorse and his cousin Lionel Yellowhorse are also well-known Navajo silversmiths. His uncle was Chief Juan Yellowhorse
- Bryon and Alvin were both featured in the August 1999 edition of “Smithsonian Magazine.”
- There are small scratches from age and use (as pictured), reflected in the price.
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Pendant Size
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1-3/4″ wide x 2-1/4″ tall ( 2-3/4″with Bale)
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Composition
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Sterling Silver, Black Onyx, Mother of Pearl, Red Spiny Oyster, Lapis, Turquoise
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Chain Size
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N/A
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Weight in grams
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22.3 |
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Artist’s Identity
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Bryon Yellowhorse, Navajo Silversmith
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Hallmarks
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Bryon Yellowhorse inside an arrowhead, Navajo, Sterling
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