Blue Navajo Beaded Barrettes (Pair) womens This is a timeless piece

This is a timeless piece that blends heritage craftsmanship with wearable elegance

"  Other people see the four sides as representing the four elements (wind

The tiny pyrite flecks in the stone are like stars in the night sky

The famous Navajo silversmith

The bottom horseshoe shaped piece is called a Naja and is a good luck symbol borrowed from the Moors’ culture of Spain

Blue Navajo Beaded Barrettes (Pair) womens This is a timeless pieceThese Colorful Navajo Beaded Barrettes are perfect for children or adults. Originally, Native American beads were carved from natural materials like shells, coral, turquoise, animal bones, quills, and horns. Five hundred years ago, Europeans brought glass beads to the New World. They quickly became part of American Indian culture. Today glass beads, particularly fine seed beads, are the primary materials for the traditional beadwork of many tribes.