Navajo Squash Blossom Necklace – Morenci, Kingman & Royston Turquoise

Navajo Squash Blossom Necklace featuring so many pieces of Turquoise in one amazing necklace from the Morenci, Kingman, and Royston mines.

Handcrafted in .925 sterling silver, this exceptional piece showcases a rare multi-mine turquoise cluster design. The necklace combines:

Morenci Turquoise from southeastern Arizona, prized for its deep blue color and natural pyrite matrix

Kingman Turquoise from Arizona, known for its bright blue hues and distinctive webbing

Royston Turquoise from Nevada, celebrated for its unique blend of emerald green and soft blue tones within a single stone

The large central Naja pendant — the traditional inverted crescent — is a classic Navajo symbol of protection, originally inspired by Spanish horse bridle ornaments. The necklace features ten substantial turquoise clusters representing the flowering of a squash plant, symbolizing fertility and connection to the natural world in Navajo culture.

The pendant and blossoms are strung on a double strand of hand-finished Navajo Pearls (oxidized sterling silver beads), grounding the vibrant stones with a traditional Southwestern silhouette.

A bold and collectible Navajo squash blossom necklace combining multiple iconic American turquoise mines in one striking statement piece.