Traditional Native American Turquoise and Shell Necklace Display
Sunday, March 8th, 2026 at 11:20:36 AM · 2026/Santa Fe Anniversary Trip
A ceremonial necklace is displayed against a brown museum wall, showcasing intricate Native American craftsmanship. The piece features cylindrical white shell beads forming the main strand, with multiple turquoise and orange-red coral mosaic tabs arranged symmetrically along both sides. A larger central pendant at the bottom incorporates the same turquoise, coral, and shell materials with three white shell dangles. The necklace demonstrates traditional Pueblo or Santo Domingo style jewelry-making techniques, likely from the Southwestern United States.
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