Kingman Turquoise 925 squash, blossom inspired Necklace

Navajo Naja inspired pendant necklace artesian crafted from sterling silver and set with vibrant Kinsman genuine turquoise stones. This is made Squash Blossom style. Unique piece to add to your collection. Cultural Meaning & History TheNaja Symbol: The word naja (or názhah) translates directly to "crescent" in the Navajo language. It represents an inverted crescent moon and serves as an iconic centerpiece in Southwestern Native American jewelry. It is most famous as the focal pendant hanging at the base of a traditional squash blossom necklace Protection and Harmony: In Native American culture, the Naja is widely revered as a symbol of protection, resilience, and spiritual harmony. It is traditionally believed to shield the wearer from negative energy and ward off harmful influences. The Central Stone: In many designs, a single gemstone suspended or centered in the middle of the crescent—like the teardrop-framed turquoise setting in this piece—symbolizes the womb and new life, representing a child tucked safely inside.