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Tewa/Santo Domingo Native American earrings spiny oyster

Tewa/Santo Domingo Native American earrings spiny oyster

Regular price $80.00 USD
Regular price Sale price $80.00 USD
Unit price $2.29/oz
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Handcrafted by renowned artisan Eva Calabaza, these striking earrings showcase vibrant spiny oyster shell meticulously hand-cut and set in sterling silver. Each pair captures the natural beauty of the shell's rich hues—from warm oranges to deep reds—making them a bold statement piece. Rooted in Tewa and Santo Domingo Native American jewelry traditions, these earrings honor generations of craftsmanship and cultural artistry. Perfect for collectors who appreciate authentic, wearable art that tells a story.

Length-1 1/2 inch 

Width-3/8 inch 

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Most of our vintage and Oaxacan pieces are one‑of‑a‑kind or in very limited quantities—once it’s gone, we usually can’t restock the same piece

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