The traditional, sand-cast, crescent shaped Naja pendant has been borrowed from the Moorish culture. Like a horseshoe, it symbolizes good luck. It is often found at the bottom of the classic squash blossom necklace. Navajo silversmith, K. Billah, created this piece by carving the shape into sandstone and pouring molten sterling silver into it. This beautiful pendant is embellished with precise stamp work and oxidized for a vintage look. A beautiful Kingman Turquoise stone is traditionally bezel set. The large bail makes it easy to wear it on any size beads or chain. Add this wonderful piece of Native American jewelry to your collection.  

• Hallmarked " K. Billah" Stamped "Sterling"
• Measurements: 2" x 1 1/2"