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A nice old Navajo Hand Stamped Pin c.1930's reminiscent of the repousse'd Concho.
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Sale!This Double-Headed Navajo Horse Pin has a copper bridle and turquoise eyes. Worn either on a hat or jacket would be super cool.
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This c.1950s Navajo Silver Cast Pin has a beautiful layout, modern yet vintage and would look great pinned to a jacket.
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Sale!This is a beautifully stamped Navajo Silver Long Horn Pin that would look great on the right person's jacket, hat, or jumper.
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These fabulous small Navajo Star Buttons have copper hoops indicating their early origin.
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San Felipe artist Richard Chavez Gold Pin are completed from scratch, from purchasing the raw stones to cutting and grinding them into shape before setting them in gold.
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Sale!This Santo Domingo Turquoise Encrusted Pin began as a concho on a belt. Later, a collector added the beautifully crafted silver surrounds to protect the delicate turquoise with the traditional pine pitch adhesive. I love that she has left the leather to reference its past use.
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These Silver Navajo Buttons are hand-stamped over the entire surface, indicating a c.1930s era. Buttons and pins are making a comeback, so these would look great on a shirt or jacket.
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This Small Inlaid Turquoise Turtle Pin is cute as a button!
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This wonderful Santo Domingo Thunderbird Pendant Pin was created during WW11, when artisans had no access to silver, they used records to create their art.
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UITA - UNITED INDIAN TRADERS ASSOCIATION A Pin perfect for a jacket, it has been beautifully crafted & the turquoise is a great quality with a natural luster.
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Sale!This beautifully crafted Zuni Feather Dancer Pin/Pendant looks stunning against white. The juxtaposed pale blue against the dominant pale green turquoise, perfectly contributes to the movement of the Feather Dancer. A FABULOUS COMPOSITION!
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