David Rosales 4-Layer Red Moon Slide

David Rosales Designs - The Finest Contemporary Native American Jewelry We have another gorgeous piece of Native American jewelry to show you from David Rosales. David is located in Gallup, NM, and employs a highly talented team of Navajo Native American jewelry artists to create his designs. The foundation of their beautiful designs is the different color collections that can be used in any of their pieces. You are looking at the Red Moon Collection, which is made up of red and blue cultured opal, black jade, and a smidgen of turquoise. I really enjoy the Red Moon Collection because it is elegant and showy. Both men and women are drawn to these colors, unlike some of David Rosales' other collections which may tilt more towards one or the other gender. The style of this pendant is very unique. It has four descending layers of inlay work that each swivel. On the back, there are two loops for a chain to slide through. Not having a bail at the top of this unorthodox piece gives this a modern and elegant look. It is dressy and could easily be worn for a formal occasion. This is a special piece of Native American jewelry that you will love showing off. The style is like something from a fine jewelry store and the colors are brilliant. You are going to love this slide! This slide is 2" long and 1 1/2" wide. The chain that is pictured is for photography purposes only and is not included. You can certainly add a chain if you would like. Simply contact us with the length and we can help find one for you. I think this particular slide would look best on a silver omega-style chain, which we carry at Stagecoach. These hold a round shape better than a regular chain and look very fancy. Please allow four to six weeks to receive. If you need this for a special occasion, such as Christmas or an anniversary, please contact us as soon as possible and we can check if it can be completed in time for you. Each piece of Native American jewelry is handcrafted and requires a significant amount of time to make. Please give us a call at 308-234-3313 if you have questions.