A sterling silver necklace in the Southwestern Native American tradition, its curved centerpiece set with three turquoise cabochons — bright desert blue, each veined with natural matrix — cradled in hand-cut sawtooth bezels. Around them, stamped silver feathers unfurl alongside scrolled wirework and small round beads, the whole shaped to follow the line of the collarbone. It hangs on a fine sterling cable chain and is signed by the maker, stampedRB.
Wearable heritage — the old vocabulary of stone and silver, worn at the throat.
