Eight-Station Cluster Necklace with Sonoran Gold and Royston Turquoise, Navajo

A Navajo silversmith created this eight-station cluster necklace featuring Sonoran Gold and Royston turquoise cabochons at each station. Sonoran Gold turquoise is mined in Sonora, Mexico, and is distinguished by its bright turquoise-blue and golden-yellow pyrite matrix. Royston turquoise comes from Lander County, Nevada, and is prized for its swirling blue-green against warm brown and gold matrix. The eight-station format — in which pendant elements are distributed along the necklace strand — is a classic Navajo jewelry construction. Available exclusively through Turquoise Mustang.