Vintage Old Pawn Navajo Turquoise Sterling Silver Flower Stud Earrings Hand Stamped Concho Design Native American Southwestern Jewelry

Authentic old pawn sterling silver and turquoise earrings from a longtime vintage dealer's estate, these small handcrafted floral studs are attributed to Navajo silversmithing and display the traditional hand-worked character prized in vintage Native American and Southwestern jewelry. Each seven-petal flower centers a natural sky blue turquoise cabochon in a serrated bezel, surrounded by individually shaped sterling petals decorated with a hand-stamped concho design. Curved incised lines, outward-facing triangular accents and small circular stamps repeat around the petals, creating the distinctive decorative character associated with traditional Southwestern silverwork.

The turquoise displays natural color variation and small inclusions visible along the sides, while the slightly irregular petals, dimensional shaping, hand tooling and fabrication marks visible on the reverse reinforce the earrings' handmade construction. The aged sterling surface and traditional floral concho form give the pair strong collector appeal for old pawn jewelry, Native American turquoise jewelry, Navajo jewelry, Southwestern sterling silver, hand-stamped silver jewelry, concho jewelry and vintage turquoise earrings. The earrings are unmarked, so no individual silversmith attribution is being made.

Each earring measures approximately 1/2 inch wide and is fitted with a post for pierced ears. The metal tests as sterling silver, and the earrings retain patina and light wear consistent with vintage old pawn jewelry. Their petite, wearable size combines beautifully with natural turquoise, traditional concho-inspired ornament and distinctly hand-worked Southwestern craftsmanship.