Gold and Sugilite Eagle Pendant

John Coochyumptewa

Tribe: Hopi

Prix régulier $24,000
Prix régulier Prix réduit $24,000
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Item #PP05381

18k Gold Eagle Pendant with a South African Sugilite Center Stone and natural Diamond Eye. This bold and elegant pendant hangs from a 24” 18k gold braided chain. In Hopi tradition, the eagle is a messenger of prayer and protector of people. The body of the bird is set with a rich purple sugilite cabochon, a stone associated with spiritual awareness and healing. A single natural, full cut, round brilliant diamond is set in the eye, giving the piece a sense of vision and vitality.

Handcrafted circa 1990 by Hopi jeweler John Coochyumptewa, a member of the Tobacco Clan, who signs his work with a stylized tobacco leaf. Coochyumptewa used eagles frequently in his designs. He was affectionately known as “Eagle Boy”. This piece is featured on page 127 of Hopi Gold Hopi Silver by Zena Pearlstone, highlighting its significance.

Part of the historic Kopavi Collection, this necklace has never been previously owned.

2” Width, 2.25” Height

Pendant weight: 60.5 grams
Chain weight: 26.4 grams
Chain length: 24”

Era
Contemporary
Materials
Sugilite
Frais d'expédition calculés lors du passage à la caisse.
John Coochyumptewa

About the artist

John Coochyumptewa

John Coochyumptewa (b. 1950) is a distinguished Hopi silversmith from the village of Mishongnovi on Second Mesa, Arizona. He began his silversmithing career in 1976, learning the overlay technique through the Hopi Silvercraft Cooperative...

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