Kingman Red Web Turquoise Oval Pendant in Navajo Sterling Silver

A collector-grade Kingman Red Web turquoise oval pendant set in Navajo sterling silver. Rare red matrix turquoise in a clean, classic bezel setting, designed as a Southwestern statement pendant that can be worn every day and given as a special gift for her, including meaningful occasions like anniversaries and milestone celebrations.

Kingman, Arizona is one of the longest-running turquoise mines in North America. The Red Web variety shows striking red matrix lines running through deep blue stone, prized by collectors for its rarity. The Crimson Vein captures that drama in a wearable, everyday pendant that suits both casual looks and office wear.

The natural turquoise stone is cut in an oval shape and framed in Navajo sterling silver, giving it a classic Southwest and Santa Fe jewelry feel. The pendant is substantial enough to be a focal point on a simple chain, yet comfortable for daily wear for women and teen girls who love turquoise jewelry or are building a Southwestern or Navajo-style jewelry collection.

Details

• Stone: Genuine Kingman Red Web turquoise, Arizona (natural turquoise stone)
• Metal: Sterling silver
• Maker: Navajo silversmith, handcrafted
• Setting: Smooth bezel that lets the stone take center stage
• Shape: Oval statement pendant
• Style: Pendant on adjustable sterling chain; bail designed to work as a focal pendant on simple chains or cords
• Type: One-of-a-kind, collector grade
• Approximate size: About 1 inch wide by 1.5 inches tall (pendant height)

This piece fits easily into a Southwestern or Navajo-style jewelry collection and layers beautifully with other sterling silver and turquoise pieces. It can be worn as an everyday pendant, a work-friendly necklace for office or classroom settings, or saved for special occasions like anniversaries and milestone gifts.

Care: Wipe with a soft cloth. Store flat and dry. Avoid contact with chemicals, perfumes, and lotions.

Handcrafted in the American Southwest. Ships from Santa Fe within 2 to 3 business days.

Learn more. Read more about Kingman turquoise (one of the longest-running American mines), our broader owned-mine sourcing approach, or how to identify real turquoise in the Turquoise Buying Guide.

Why this costs less than a gallery. A comparable piece runs about $440 in a Santa Fe gallery. Ours is $275 because the stone is cut in our own studio and the piece comes straight from us. Same silver, same stone, no gallery markup. How gallery pricing works

Provenance

Handmade by a Navajo silversmith. Wildflower keeps maker documentation on file for every piece we attribute to a Native artist, and we are glad to share it on request. We only make that attribution where we can back it up. Everything else in the shop is described as what it is: handcrafted, artisan-made, or made in our own studio.