Navajo Carico Lake Turquoise Sterling Silver Lariat Necklace

Carico Turquoise takes center stage in this striking sterling silver lariat necklace by Navajo artist Randy Boyd. A beautiful mix of stones is paired with sterling silver links accented with classic Navajo designs.

The Carico Lake mine is named after the dried up lake bed in Nevada where this unique material is mined. The mine produces a wide variety of turquoise ranging in color from dark blues to light greens, some with yellow or dark blue "water" webbing. Most sought after is the intense apple green material. Identified as faustite, it is a cousin of turquoise containing more Zinc which causes the color.

This necklace is finished with a lobster claw clasp, the necklace is stamped “Sterling” and bears Randy’s hallmark.

Materials: Sterling Silver and Carico Lake Turquoise

Size: Inner strand of this necklace is 20" long. Center portion is 2" long x 1 7/8" wide. Weighs 94 grams.

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