Gorgeous Santo Domingo Inlaid Pendant & Treasure Necklace, Daniel Coriz

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Gorgeous Santo Domingo Inlaid Pendant & Treasure Necklace, Daniel Coriz

Daniel Coriz, contemporary Santo Domingo hand made three strand handmade bead "treasure" necklace with sterling silver inlaid pendant, pendant inlaid with turquoise, lapis, mother of pearl, jet & other stones. Item #1353

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This contemporary Santo Domingo hand made necklace features a large inlaid sterling silver pendant and a three strand "treasure" necklace. The pendant is inlaid with turquoise, lapis, mother of Pearl, jet and a beautiful brown stone with striated markings (I don't know what stone this is). The pendant measures 2" long (not counting the bale) by 1-5/8" wide. Including the bale, the pendant is 3" long. The oversized bale has an interior usable size of 3/4".

The necklace measures about 20" end-to-end plus there is a 3-1/2" sterling silver extender. Bright, polished assorted turquoise gems, lapis, tiger's eye gems along with silver spacer beads and stamped silver barrels and boxes make up this gorgeous necklace. It is about 14" long from the back of the neck to the bottom of the pendant. This necklace is a masterpiece of inlay work and handmade beads.

Brand new and in perfect condition. Hallmarked by the artist. Certificate of Authenticity and gift box included with your purchase.

About the artist: Daniel Coriz is the son of Nestoria Pat Coriz and Lupe Pena of Santo Domingo Pueblo. Daniel is one of the top Santo Domingo artists working today and has been making fine heishi and inlaid jewelry for over fifteen years. His work is on permanent display at the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, DC. and can be seen in many fine Southwest galleries and jewelry shops.