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Silver and Turquoise Howling COYOTE Brooch Pin
Condition- New
Item- Native American Indian Jewelry
Metal- Silver
Stone- Kingman Turquoise
Artist- Albert Cleveland
Tribe- Navajo
Size- 1 ˝ inches long and 1 ˝ inches tall
Weight- .30 ounces
Original & Authentic- Hallmark stamped & Signed
Member- Indian Arts and Crafts Association
DESCRIPTION
This brooch pin starts with a beautiful hand cut and deep notched silver frame. The artist has had stamped Native designs and the frame has an overlay of spiral coils that surround the bezel. Within the bezel is a hand cut and polished Pilot Mountain turquoise stone. The back of this work of art holds a traditional brooch pin.
INFO
Kingman Turquoise
The Kingman mine in northwestern Arizona is one of the largest turquoise mines in North America. The term 'Kingman' or 'high blue' refer to the blue color usually displayed in the stone. It has become a color standard in the industry. The mine became famous for its rounded bright blue nuggets with black matrix. Few turquoise mines produced nuggets, especially of this quality. Natural Kingman is very rare and highly collectible. Some of the finest specimens of Kingman were mined in the 60's. It is an intense blue with a black and silver matrix. This superb grade was found in an area called Ithaca Peak, which yielded the highest and hardest Kingman turquoise. This vein has been long exhausted. The Kingman mine re-opened in September 2004 after being closed since the 70's.
ARTIST
Albert Cleveland and his wife Jackie are no strangers to those who are familiar with Navajo artists. Their art work and silver designs can be found all over the world and are prized possessions of fine silver collectors and lovers of beautiful Native American jewelry. Albert’s hallmark stamp “AC” can be found stamped on the back. When Albert and his wife collaborate on pieces the hallmark is "AJC". Albert and his family live and work in the Gallup Mew Mexico area.
WEIGHT
.30 ounces
SIZE
This brooch measures 1 1/2 inches from the chest to the tail and 1 ˝ inches from the top of the nose to the bottom of the paw. The pin itself measures 1.25 inches. The stone and bezel measures an average of .50 inches across and .40 inches top to bottom depending on the shape and measures .70 mm thick. |