Navajo Arland Ben Earrings of 14k Gold Migration Swirl

About the Piece: Arland Ben earrings of 14k gold migration swirl

These handmade earrings by Navajo artist Arland Ben are the kind that you'll wear with everything! The tufa cast swirl design is striking but understated and the 5/8" size is noticeable but not too much. 

They're perfect for wearing with your other Native American gold rings, bracelets and necklaces. 

The spiral design comes from petroglyph motifs, and that's one of Arland Ben's biggest inspirations - the ancient rock art found all over the Southwest. You'll find different renditions of petroglyphs in Arland Ben's jewelry. In addition, you'll find Arland Ben's work as a stunt man in the movie, The Last of the Mohicans. How's that for a multi-talented human being.

The swirl earrings are signed on the reverse and they're posts for pierced ears.

You can see the earrings better in this short video.

Be sure and check out Jolene Eustace's migration swirl bracelets for a fantastic combination.

Summary: 

Item: Arland Ben earrings of 14k gold migration swirl

Attribution: Arland Ben, Navajo

Materials: 14k gold

Dimensions: 5/8" diameter

Signature: Yes

Closure: Posts for pierced ears