Sterling silver pendant with multi-stone inlay including turquoise, coral, and mother-of-pearl

This pendant is a piece of Native American jewelry, likely Zuni or Navajo, from the 1970s. It features a traditional inlay technique where various colored stones are set into a sterling silver base to create a mosaic-like design. The combination of turquoise, coral, and mother-of-pearl represents traditional materials used in Southwestern Native American jewelry. This type of pendant appeals to collectors of Native American jewelry and those interested in Southwestern art. The colorful stone combination and distinctive craftsmanship make it valuable to collectors who appreciate authentic indigenous artistry and the cultural significance of these traditional designs.