Navajo Sterling Silver Feather Pin

Late 20th Century

.25" H x 3.875" L x 3.25" W

Hand Crafted from Sterling Silver with 1 Blue Turquoise Stone

Excellent Condition

Navajo sterling silver feather pins are a popular form of Native American jewelry, handcrafted by Navajo artisans in the Southwest United States (primarily New Mexico and Arizona). These pieces often draw inspiration from eagle feathers, which hold deep spiritual significance in Navajo culture as symbols of prayer, protection, and connection to the Creator. The designs typically feature intricate stamping, wirework, or hammered textures to mimic the delicate barbs and quill of a real feather. Made from 92.5% pure silver (sterling), they may incorporate accents like gold fill, coral, turquoise, or copper for added detail. Pins are versatile—suitable for lapels, hats, scarves, or as pendants—and range from small, subtle pieces to larger statement items.