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    Sterling Silver and Natural Sleeping Beauty Turquoise Necklace and Earring Set

    Sterling Silver and Natural Sleeping Beauty Turquoise Necklace and Earring Set

    This turquoise set by Dennis Chuculate (Acoma Pueblo / Cherokee) highlights bold natural stones paired with traditional silversmithing. The necklace features nine Sleeping Beauty turquoise cabochons, including a distinctive heart-shaped stone. Each stone is bezel-set in sterling silver with detailed hand stamping along the borders. The stones vary slightly in shape and size, with the largest measuring about 1 inch. Linked with rounded sterling connectors, the necklace measures 21 inches in total length and presents a strong, cohesive profile.

    The matching earrings echo the stamped silverwork of the necklace. Each earring features two Sleeping Beauty turquoise stones set in sterling silver. A smaller top stone leads into a larger bottom stone, creating a clean tiered drop. The earrings measure about 2.5 inches in length and are finished with secure sterling posts.

    Together, the necklace and earrings reflect Dennis Chuculate’s attention to stone selection, balance, and detail. The set offers a striking Sleeping Beauty presentation suited for collectors and admirers of classic Native jewelry.

    Details

    Necklace
    Tribe: Acoma Pueblo / Cherokee
    Total length: 21 in
    Turquoise: Nine stones, including one heart-shaped stone (largest approx. 1 in)
    Material: Sterling silver and Sleeping Beauty turquoise

    Earrings
    Tribe: Acoma Pueblo / Cherokee
    Full length: 2.5 in
    Posts: Sterling silver
    Material: Sterling silver and Sleeping Beauty turquoise

    Condition: New

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