WHITE BUFFALO PENDANT ZUNI
WHITE BUFFALO PENDANT ZUNI
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The term "White Buffalo" draws its roots from the Native American belief that white buffalos symbolize purity and rarity, reflecting the essence of this extraordinary stone. Traditionally used as a protective amulet, this white gem employs its flawless qualities to absorb negative energy, establishing its reputation as a powerful strengthening stone.
The ZUNI Pendant
The Zuni White Buffalo pendant is handcrafted by Navajo silversmith Anthony. It is made from solid 925 sterling silver and serves as a unique pendant to accompany you through life.
Dimensions:
- Pendant length: 2.1 cm
- Pendant length with lug: 3.2
- Pendant width: 1.7 cm
- Total Pendant Weight: 12 grams
Please note that the handcrafted nature of our jewelry may result in slight irregularities. Each turquoise stone is one of a kind, and every 925 sterling silver piece possesses its own distinctive character.
Your Impact
With each purchase from the Artisan Collection, you empower a small artisan to sustain their craftsmanship and pursue a passion they have dedicated themselves to for many years. Your support also enables us to assist more artisans and showcase their products here on Studio Nonna.
Meet Navajo silversmith Anthony
Meet Navajo silversmith Anthony
The traditional craftsmanship of turquoise jewelry is a fundamental aspect of Navajo cultural identity. Anthony has been crafting unique turquoise pieces for over 50 years, teaching himself this art form along the way.
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