Patsy Weebothee Zuni Pin Pendant - Spiderweb Turquoise Sterling Silver C.80's

Design Details: This exceptional Zuni pin pendant showcases the masterful artistry of renowned silversmith Patsy Weebothee, created circa 1980s. The piece features stunning spiderweb turquoise, likely sourced from the prized Blue Diamond mine, known for its distinctive matrix patterns. Crafted in .925 sterling silver, this versatile piece functions both as a pendant with its integrated bale and as a brooch with its secure pin backing. The hallmark stamp "P W" authenticates this piece as genuine Weebothee work, making it a significant addition to any collection of Native American jewelry. Artisan Heritage: Patsy Weebothee is a respected Zuni silversmith whose work from the 1980s represents a golden era of Southwestern jewelry craftsmanship. Her pieces are recognized for their quality construction and thoughtful design, combining traditional Zuni techniques with wearable artistry. Specifications: Dimensions: 2⅜" W × 3" L Material: .925 sterling silver Stone: Spiderweb turquoise (likely Blue Diamond) Hallmark: P W (Patsy Weebothee) Era: Circa 1980s Features: Includes bale and brooch pin Style: Zuni pin pendant Collectibility: This piece is highly collectible due to its signed provenance, quality spiderweb turquoise, and dual functionality. Patsy Weebothee's work from this era is increasingly sought after by collectors of vintage Native American jewelry. A rare opportunity to own a versatile statement piece by a notable Zuni artisan from the 1980s.