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Very shortly the "new" look will be up and active. The store is officially closed; just working on packing and moving (and finding some very special new products to add; STAY TUNED!
Very shortly the "new" look will be u and active. The store is officially closed; just working on packing and moving (and finding some very special new products to add; STAY TUNED!
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Set Navajo - Franklin and Bessie Kee - Sterling Silver and Natural Stone

Set Navajo - Franklin and Bessie Kee - Sterling Silver and Natural Stone

by Herd Wear Retail Store
$204.00
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Native made necklace - Hand made by Bessie Kee, Navajo Crafter, from Crown Point NM, and her son Franklin Kee.  Bessie is now in her 90’s and has been creating Native Navajo crafts – Weaver Dolls, Beading and Jewelry all her life.  

Set included necklace, bracelet and earings - all matching beadwork.  Earings are sterling silver.

Bessie continues to use traditional materials for her jewelry …the beads, turquoise and the duck feathers – The Duck Clan of the Pueblo Tribes was one of great affection and joy.

Wednesday, November 10, Just $100 per set!  Only those in stock! 

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Vivian P. (Texas, United States)
Bessie Kee Necklace

Unfortunately when I received my necklace set the big blue stone was broken from the necklace. My husband said he will take it to a jeweler to fix it. It is beautiful! Thank you!

Vivian: Good morning. I emailed you privately to see if you would let Franklin make you a new one ... or repair this one. Please let me know and I am sorry it arrived in less than perfect condition.

Best wishes

Cecil

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Amy m. (New York, United States)
Sterling silver and natural stone set

The pictures of this set did not do it justice. When I opened the box I was blown away by how exquisitely beautiful it is. The craftsmanship is just breathtaking! Love, love, love it!

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Amy: I will pass your always kind comments on to Franklin when he comes in again. These really are special people ... and thank you for sharing just a bit of their lives.

Best wishes

Cecil