Navajo Sterling Silver Concho Pin

Late 20th Century

.625" H x 2.5" L x 1.75" W

Hand Crafted from Sterling Silver Concho with 1 Turquoise Stone

Excellent Condition

A Navajo Sterling Silver Concho Pin is a handcrafted piece of Native American jewelry originating from the Navajo (Diné) people of the Southwestern United States. It combines traditional silversmithing techniques with the iconic concho design, which historically refers to coin-like silver medallions used in belts, but has evolved into versatile accessories like pins or brooches. These pins are typically made from .925 sterling silver (92.5% pure silver alloyed with copper for durability) and often feature intricate stamping, repoussé (raised relief designs), or etched patterns inspired by Navajo motifs such as geometric shapes, hawk tails, or natural elements. They can be worn as a brooch on clothing, a hair accessory, or even a pendant, adding a touch of cultural heritage and Western flair to outfits.