Navajo artist, Earl Plummer, has handcrafted this substantial corn pendant of sterling silver with beautiful inlaid stones. Bright orange spiny oyster is set off by deep blue lapis lazuli and rich purple sugilite in a channel style of inlay. The bale has even been inlaid with stones! Corn is an important symbol to the Native Americans, since it represents good crops and abundance. No detail has been overlooked on this beautiful pendant! Navajo artist Earl Plummer is known for his talents of silversmithing and lapidary work. Corn Pendant measures 2 1/2" long and is 3/4" wide with a 3/8" bale opening. Signed by the artist. See the Taos Trading Storefront for a great selection of jewelry designs and styles.

Navajo artist, Earl Plummer, has handcrafted this substantial corn pendant of sterling silver with beautiful inlaid stones.

Bright orange spiny oyster is set off by deep blue lapis lazuli and rich purple sugilite in a channel style of inlay. The bale has even been inlaid with stones!

Corn is an important symbol to the Native Americans, since it represents good crops and abundance. No detail has been overlooked on this beautiful pendant! Navajo artist Earl Plummer is known for his talents of silversmithing and lapidary work.

Navajo artist Earl Plummer is known for his talents of silversmithing and lapidary work. Corn Pendant measures 2 1/2" long and is 3/4" wide with a 3/8" bale opening. Signed by the artist.

See the Taos Trading Storefront for a great selection of jewelry designs and styles.