Spiderweb Turquoise Stud Earrings | Navajo Signed Sterling Silver | Artie Yellowhorse Authentic | Native American

Signed Artie Yellowhorse. Authentic Navajo sterling silver earrings set with natural spiderweb turquoise — the rarest matrix pattern in turquoise, prized by collectors worldwide.

Hand-signed “Artie Yellowhorse” in script on the back. Stamped sterling. 12.8 grams.

• Artist: Artie Yellowhorse, third-generation Navajo silversmith (Towering House Clan), 40+ years designing
• Hallmark: Hand-signed “Artie Yellowhorse” in cursive script + sterling stamp
• Stone: Natural spiderweb turquoise — tight web matrix, less than 5% of all turquoise mined
• Metal: Solid sterling silver, 12.8g total weight
• Provenance: Acquired at estate auction; ready to wear or collect

Artie Yellowhorse is one of the most respected names in contemporary Navajo silverwork — a Santa Fe Indian Market judge and former IACA board member whose pieces are carried by Garland’s, Sorrel Sky, and Malouf on the Plaza.

Spiderweb turquoise is the connoisseur’s choice. The fine, web-like matrix running through the blue stone is rare in nature — most turquoise shows blotchy or no matrix at all. Tight, well-defined spiderweb like this is what advanced collectors hunt for.

These earrings carry her authenticated script hallmark on the reverse. Sterling silver construction, 12.8 grams, ready for daily wear or display.