Mesa Cross Necklace
The Mesa Cross Necklace is a tribute to the enduring spirit of the American Southwest. Each cross is handset with a genuine stone and suspended from an 18" sterling silver chain, designed to be worn close to the heart and carried through a lifetime.
Choose your stone, choose your story:
Turquoise
Among the most sacred stones in Native American tradition, turquoise has been worn for centuries as a symbol of protection, healing, and connection to the sky and water. To the Navajo, Pueblo, and Apache peoples, it is a bridge between the earthly and the divine, believed to bring good fortune and ward off harm. Its blue-green hues mirror the vast desert sky that stretches endlessly above the mesa.
Spiny Oyster Shell
Harvested from the Spondylus shell and prized by Southwestern tribes for over a thousand years, spiny oyster shell carries deep ceremonial significance. Its vivid orange-red tones symbolize life, vitality, and the warmth of the sun. Traded along ancient routes from the Gulf of California to the high desert, it remains one of the most storied materials in Native American adornment.
- Material: Solid sterling silver (.925)
- Stone: Genuine turquoise or genuine spiny oyster shell
- Chain length: 18"
- Design by Sowell Jewelry™
The Mesa Cross Necklace is a tribute to the enduring spirit of the American Southwest. Each cross is handset with a genuine stone and suspended from an 18" sterling silver chain, designed to be worn close to the heart and carried through a lifetime.
Choose your stone, choose your story:
Turquoise
Among the most sacred stones in Native American tradition, turquoise has been worn for centuries as a symbol of protection, healing, and connection to the sky and water. To the Navajo, Pueblo, and Apache peoples, it is a bridge between the earthly and the divine, believed to bring good fortune and ward off harm. Its blue-green hues mirror the vast desert sky that stretches endlessly above the mesa.
Spiny Oyster Shell
Harvested from the Spondylus shell and prized by Southwestern tribes for over a thousand years, spiny oyster shell carries deep ceremonial significance. Its vivid orange-red tones symbolize life, vitality, and the warmth of the sun. Traded along ancient routes from the Gulf of California to the high desert, it remains one of the most storied materials in Native American adornment.
- Material: Solid sterling silver (.925)
- Stone: Genuine turquoise or genuine spiny oyster shell
- Chain length: 18"
- Design by Sowell Jewelry™
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$7 3-day US Shipping | Free Shipping $60+ see info
Mesa Cross Necklace
The Mesa Cross Necklace is a tribute to the enduring spirit of the American Southwest. Each cross is handset with a genuine stone and suspended from an 18" sterling silver chain, designed to be worn close to the heart and carried through a lifetime.
Choose your stone, choose your story:
Turquoise
Among the most sacred stones in Native American tradition, turquoise has been worn for centuries as a symbol of protection, healing, and connection to the sky and water. To the Navajo, Pueblo, and Apache peoples, it is a bridge between the earthly and the divine, believed to bring good fortune and ward off harm. Its blue-green hues mirror the vast desert sky that stretches endlessly above the mesa.
Spiny Oyster Shell
Harvested from the Spondylus shell and prized by Southwestern tribes for over a thousand years, spiny oyster shell carries deep ceremonial significance. Its vivid orange-red tones symbolize life, vitality, and the warmth of the sun. Traded along ancient routes from the Gulf of California to the high desert, it remains one of the most storied materials in Native American adornment.
- Material: Solid sterling silver (.925)
- Stone: Genuine turquoise or genuine spiny oyster shell
- Chain length: 18"
- Design by Sowell Jewelry™
The Mesa Cross Necklace is a tribute to the enduring spirit of the American Southwest. Each cross is handset with a genuine stone and suspended from an 18" sterling silver chain, designed to be worn close to the heart and carried through a lifetime.
Choose your stone, choose your story:
Turquoise
Among the most sacred stones in Native American tradition, turquoise has been worn for centuries as a symbol of protection, healing, and connection to the sky and water. To the Navajo, Pueblo, and Apache peoples, it is a bridge between the earthly and the divine, believed to bring good fortune and ward off harm. Its blue-green hues mirror the vast desert sky that stretches endlessly above the mesa.
Spiny Oyster Shell
Harvested from the Spondylus shell and prized by Southwestern tribes for over a thousand years, spiny oyster shell carries deep ceremonial significance. Its vivid orange-red tones symbolize life, vitality, and the warmth of the sun. Traded along ancient routes from the Gulf of California to the high desert, it remains one of the most storied materials in Native American adornment.
- Material: Solid sterling silver (.925)
- Stone: Genuine turquoise or genuine spiny oyster shell
- Chain length: 18"
- Design by Sowell Jewelry™
$7 3-day US Shipping | Free Shipping $60+ see info
$7 3-day US Shipping | Free Shipping $60+ see info
