Made by acclaimed Navajo silversmith John Skeets. It features a large, rectangular Blackjack Turquoise cabochon, a rare and highly sought-after variety mined by the Otteson family in Tonopah, Nevada. Size 8.5 The Details The Stone: Known for its "ribbon" or brecciated patterns, this Blackjack stone showcases vibrant veins of sky blue and golden-orange set against a deep, dark chert matrix. The Setting: Expertly framed in .925 sterling silver with an "old style" aesthetic. The design features intricate, scalloped hand-stamped edging and classic twist-wire detailing around the bezel. The Artist: John Skeets is known for his meticulous attention to detail and traditional Navajo designs. Why You’ll Love It One-of-a-Kind: No two Blackjack stones are alike; this piece is "wearable geology" at its finest. Meaning: In Native American tradition, turquoise is a stone of protection and healing, bridging the heavens and the earth. Investment: Highly collectible, authentic Native American jewelry like this remains a timeless addition to any collection.
