Navajo Earl Plummer turquoise on silver butterfly pendant. 1 1/2"W x 1 3/4"L #MV39

$449.00

Native American Navajo Jewelry Pendant shaped as a butterfly, with three-dimensional turquoise inlay. A turquoise cabochon has been set on the bale.

Created by Earl Plummer (signed in the bale). Guaranteed authentic Native American jewelry. Backed by our promise to refund your purchase price if it fails to delight when you receive it.

ZuniLink, which acquired it directly from the artist, will provide a Certificate of Authenticity if requested.

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1 1/2" high including 1/2” bale, 1 3/4" wide. #MV39

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This is a window into the mind of Earl Plummer, whose imagination
gave birth to this unconventional, yet easily recognizable, portrayal
of a butterfly. Pure genius.

This is a window into the mind of Earl Plummer, whose imagination
gave birth to this unconventional, yet easily recognizable, portrayal
of a butterfly. Pure genius.

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If you are interested in other Native American Indian art, such as Pueblo Pottery, Native Baskets, Navajo Folk Art, Australian Aboriginal Art or African Tribal Art, please click on the appropriate link on the right. ——————->>>>
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Navajo Earl Plummer turquoise on silver butterfly pendant. 1 1/2"W x 1 3/4"L #MV39

Additional Info

This is a window into the mind of Earl Plummer, whose imaginationgave birth to this unconventional, yet easily recognizable, portrayalof a butterfly. Pure genius.

Please note: When you access the shopping cart, you will enter a secure encrypted page, as indicated with the preface "HTTPS", signifying that your data is secure when submitted.

If you are interested in other Native American Indian art, such as Pueblo Pottery, Native Baskets, Navajo Folk Art, Australian Aboriginal Art or African Tribal Art, please click on the appropriate link on the right. ——————->>>> Or below, if on a smartphone.

This is a window into the mind of Earl Plummer, whose imagination
gave birth to this unconventional, yet easily recognizable, portrayal
of a butterfly. Pure genius.

If you are interested in other Native American Indian art, such as Pueblo Pottery, Native Baskets, Navajo Folk Art, Australian Aboriginal Art or African Tribal Art, please click on the appropriate link on the right. ——————->>>>
Or below, if on a smartphone.