MUSEUM GRADE SILVER NAVAJO OLD PAWN SQUASH BLOSSOM NECKLACE BISBEE TURQUOISE

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MUSEUM GRADE SILVER NAVAJO OLD PAWN SQUASH BLOSSOM NECKLACE BISBEE TURQUOISE:
$2100.00

MUSEUM GRADE STERLING SILVER NAVAJO OLD PAWN SQUASH BLOSSOM NECKLACE WITH BISBEE TURQUOISEA truly rare and beautiful old pawn piece. If you are looking for the centerpiece for your collection, this might be the one. - Beautiful and rare Bisbee turquoise sets this Squash Blossom necklace apart! These stones feature amazing natural matrix, and are framed in wire/beaded sterling silver stations. Please take a close look at the photos and don\'t overlook any of the fantastic details of this piece. Pieces like these only become more and more valuable over the years. This is a wearable investment, that will increase in desirability and value as time passes.- The naja measures 3 3/4\" and the blossoms graduate in measurement from 3\" right above the naja, down to about 2\" at the top.- The necklace measures 29\" in length and weighs 11 Troy Ounces.- Condition : This piece is in pristine vintage condition. The silver is bright still, but with beautiful patina. We do not refurbish or polish these rare pieces, but rather we treat them the same way that we do collectible coins, leaving them in the natural state that we purchase them.Happy offerding!

PPMAA has acquired a large estate containing a wealth of rare signed and unsigned Native American jewelry. If items like these are of interest to you, keep your eyes on PPMAA\'s store. We will be saleing off many beautiful Native American pieces in the next few weeks.

Old Pawn Native American Jewelry refers to the pieces that were made, worn and treasured as not only adornment, protection of good health, but also as portable wealth. Not having ready access to banks, or cash money, this jewelry would often serve as the family \"reserve\" or \"emergency\" fund. In times of need, this silver and turquoise jewelry could be easily used as security with an authorized trader (pawned) for cash to meet the current crisis. Then, when the crops came in, or the sheep were shorn, the jewelry could be redeemed and take its place back in the on occasions this jewelry would not be redeemed as planned. The lender would keep it for the agreed amount of time, and if the loan was not paid off by the agreed date, the Pawn Shop, or Trader would be authorized to sell the jewelry. Often, when the elders of the family die, their items are pawned and the money is divided among the family members.

Happy offerding! Pearlman\'s and PPMAA have moved to a new location! Over the next few weeks we will be closing out some fantastic signed jewelry pieces by many nationally and internationally recognized jewelry design houses. So, keep your eyes on the PPMAA store and tell your friends. Prices like these won\'t come along again!

About Pearlman\'s Jewelers and PPMAA

Thank you for looking at PPMAA.com and we hope you enjoy what you will find to be a ever growing selection of interesting items. Pearlman’s Precious Metals, Arts & Antiquities (PPMAA) is the estate buying division of Pearlman\'s Jewelers. You may know us at www.pearlmansjewelers.com. Pearlman\'s also has an estate and closeout jewelry store on which concentrates solely on fine estate jewelry. PPMAA concentrates on every other category of items we buy. You will, over time, see a diverse collection of sale and store items from coins, sports, books, and you name it for we buy a tremendous amount of just about anything interesting and historical. We carry from the common to very rare and the inventory changes daily. We invite you to ask questions on anything you see or don\'t. We are also buyers so if you have something interesting let us know and we would be happy to discuss. PPMAA is everything Pearlman\'s has been for the last 81 years, and we hope you enjoy our offerings.

-- Bill Pearlman

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