Rare Fred Harvey–Era Sterling‎ Turquoise Stick Pin 3″ Green Cabochon Southwest

This rare vintage turquoise stick pin dates to the early 20th century and features a natural green cabochon set in unmarked but silver-positive sterling. At 3″ long, it aligns with pre-1930s Fred Harvey–era production, when longer stick pins were popular for lapels, cravats, and travel souvenirs from Southwest trading posts. The stone's aged surface and hand-formed bezel suggest early Navajo or tourist-trade workmanship—making this an uncommon survivor from a highly collectible era. Shipped from Alaska with care—most packages arrive in 5–9 business days. Minor delays from weather or barge schedules may occur. Orders ship next business day. Please inspect photos carefully for condition details—any flaws are noted when seen. Measures exactly 3″ long; turquoise shows natural color with surface fissures; silver pin is straight and functional with no bends or cracks. fred harvey stick pin, rare turquoise pin, 3 inch lapel pin, antique southwest pin, vintage silver pin, green cabochon pin, unmarked sterling pin, trading post jewelry, early 20th c stickpin, native style lapel pin, edwardian era jewelry, collectible turquoise pin, vintage fred harvey piece