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Texas Steer Skull & Blackjack Turquoise Sterling Pendant – Handmade1 Available • New ∙ Pendant
$225.00 + shipping + taxes
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This one-of-a-kind Diamond S Silversmiths pendant has a suggested retail price of $425. Completely hand-fabricated from sterling silver and weighing 13.24 grams, this Western statement piece combines a longhorn steer skull with a hand-cut silhouette of Texas. The map is individually stamped with Texas imagery representing the Alamo, Dallas, Austin, Houston, El Paso, buffalo country, Native American history and Texas cattle country. The skull holds a natural Blackjack turquoise cabochon sourced directly from the Addison brothers in Tonopah, Nevada, then shaped and polished by the artist. Hand-applied twisted sterling rope frames the turquoise and visually connects the skull to Texas while adding structural support. Hand-cut, hand-stamped and individually fabricated throughout. Signed with the Diamond S maker’s mark and stamped STERLING. Necklace shown for display only.

ConditionNew
TypePendant
MetalSterling Silver
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About the Seller
I’ve always been a treasure hunter at heart. Traveling for work took me through the American Southwest, where turquoise and silversmithing captured my imagination. 2½ years ago, I taught myself to cut rough stone and work silver—and I’ve been obsessed ever since. I source turquoise and other rough, cut and polish my own stones, refine silver, alloy my own sterling, roll it into sheet, and create each piece by hand. My other passion is fossils, which I transform through inlay into one-of-a-kind fossil art and jewelry. When I’m not at the bench, I’m hunting antique bottles—especially early Savannah, Georgia sodas—and unusual pieces of history. I love things with a story, and I love giving them a new chapter.
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