Vintage Navajo Coral Necklace With Turquoise

Love the look of coral but don't want to pay the high price of the rare, un-enhanced natural red Mediterranean coral tubes? (Just ONE natural coral tube can cost $150!)

This vintage Navajo red coral necklace may be just what you need. It's six strands of authentic coral tubes. Like the vast majority of later Navajo & Pueblo coral necklaces, these tubes have been dyed to a more uniform deep red color. The tubes are interspersed with sterling silver beads and rolled turquoise beads for just a little bit of contrast from the lustrous red of the coral.

The necklace hangs from silver cones and a clasp, but you don't really need the clasp - this beauty is long enough that you can slip it right over your head. 

So easy-to-wear, this hand-crafted vintage coral necklace will be your go-to again and again. Just ask Bonnie's mom what necklace she wears more than any other. A simple multi-strand coral necklace will be her answer. 

If you want even more, this necklace is perfect for wearing with a pendant that has a 1/2" bale or a shepherd's hook. You can even tie on a pair of joclas. There's so much versatility here. 

Necklace measures 27 1/4" from end to end. Coral tubes are about 1/4" long. From a long-time Native American jewelry collector.

• 6 Strand Red Coral Necklace
• Navajo handcrafted
• Enhanced deep red shade
• 6 strands
• Sterling silver & turquoise bead accents
• 27 1/4" long from end to end
• Coral tubes are about 1/4" long
• Silver cones and clasp