Sterling Silver Pearl Bead Strand for Permanent Jewelry, Navajo Style Finished by Navajo Artisans

3mm / 5
$53.25
Sale price  $53.25 Regular price 

Sterling Silver Pearl Bead Strand for Permanent Jewelry, Navajo Style Finished by Navajo Artisans

$53.25
Sale price  $53.25 Regular price 
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This sterling silver bead strand brings a classic Navajo-style finish to permanent jewelry designs. Its clasp-free construction suits that purpose, while the plain pearl bead style keeps the focus on the silver beads.

The beads are machine-formed to create their base shape, then finished by Navajo artisans through oxidizing, tumbling and polishing. Choose a 3mm or 4mm bead size and the strand length that fits your design; lengths are approximate and may vary.

Features

  • Sterling silver pearl beads in a plain Navajo-style strand
  • No clasp; intended for permanent jewelry
  • Machine-formed base shape finished by Navajo artisans
  • Finishing process includes oxidizing, tumbling and polishing
  • Two bead sizes: 3mm and 4mm

Specifications

  • Product form: Bead strand
  • Material: Sterling silver
  • Style: Plain Navajo-style pearl beads
  • Bead sizes: 3mm or 4mm
  • Selectable lengths: 5, 5.5, 6, 6.5, 7, 7.5, 8, 9, 14, 16, 18 or 20 inches
  • Length tolerance: Lengths are approximate and may vary
  • Clasp: None
  • Bead production: Machine-formed; finished by Navajo artisans through oxidizing, tumbling and polishing

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this permanent jewelry strand include a clasp?

No, this sterling silver bead strand has no clasp and is intended for permanent jewelry.

What bead sizes can I choose for the strand?

The strand comes in 3mm and 4mm bead sizes. Select the bead size separately from the strand length.

What strand lengths are offered?

The strand is offered in 5, 5.5, 6, 6.5, 7, 7.5, 8, 9, 14, 16, 18 and 20 inches. Lengths are approximate and may vary.

Are these natural pearls or sterling silver beads?

These are sterling silver pearl beads. Their base shape is machine-formed, then Navajo artisans oxidize, tumble and polish them to create the Navajo-style finish.

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