Old Pawn Navajo Silver Concho Earrings Rocking Horse Ranch 0016

Old Pawn Navajo Silver Concho Earrings

These Old Pawn Navajo Silver Concho Earrings were handmade in a dimensional pattern in Sterling with traditional hand hammering. The metalwork is skilled and precise and was inspired by the early works of the Navajo silversmiths. These scalloped rounds are 1-7/8" wide. These are hand signed, with an engraver, HH with a rocking horse logo and Sterling. Historic, Phoenix jewelry for any occasion, these Old Pawn Navajo Silver Concho Earrings are perfect for you!

These are clip-ons, but can be converted to french hooks in the drop-down menu.

Rocking Horse Ranch was originally an active ranch in Phoenix and in 1968 became a jewelry store, thanks to the owners, Kevin and Lani Randell. They hired many talented Navajo silversmiths, including Edison Smith, who was very interested in the early Navajo “master silversmiths”, Thomas and Wilson Jim, Thomas Curtis, Fidel Bahe, and Curtis Pete, to name just a few. The artists were instrumental in revitalizing the design and techniques of the early 1900s.