Presenting a museum-worthy statement piece by renowned Kewa Pueblo artist Jimmy Calabaza (signed “Ca’Win”)—a commanding turquoise and sterling silver necklace that exemplifies expert lapidary work and Southwestern craftsmanship.
This necklace is an absolute Showstopping Masterpiece—weighing in at 309 grams. The turquoise heishi beads graduate from 6mm to an impressive 17mm, showcasing rich blues with caramel and golden brown matrixing—Provenance given through his son, this is Kingman Turquoise. It is surprisingly comfortable to wear! the weight is expertly distributed 
Artist: Jimmy Calabaza (signed “Ca’Win”) – Kewa Pueblo (Santo Domingo)
Material: Sterling silver and turquoise (tested)
Weight: 309g total
Length: 28 to 32" adjustable wearable length ( add about 0.5" extra drop for pendant) 
Bead Size: Graduated from 6mm to 17mm
Sterling Accents:
 Hand-stamped and signed sterling silver barrel beads
4 hand-stamped sterling silver cones
Large, clean bezel-set turquoise cabochon pendant in a bold geometric setting
Condition: Excellent vintage condition with natural patina, no missing stones or damage
A true collector’s item, this necklace is not only substantial in weight and presence, but also rare in terms of craftsmanship, scale, and artist recognition. Still creating, Jimmy Calabaza’s work is celebrated and awarded for its bold aesthetic and meticulous lapidary precision, and this piece is no exception. His work is on view at the Smithsonian Museum and other Native American Museums in the SouthWest.