A striking piece of handcrafted Native American artistry, this vintage Zuni pendant necklace features intricate inlay work using natural gemstones including jet, turquoise, coral, and shell. Set in .925 sterling silver, the pendant showcases a stylized Kachina figure design—an iconic representation in Zuni symbolism. The back is signed "R.I Sterling" and the necklace components, including the clasp, are all stamped “925.” The pendant hangs from a black rubber cord with sterling silver ends and a spring ring clasp, making it a ready-to-wear piece of cultural heritage. Condition: Good vintage condition with some signs of age and light wear, consistent with its age. A beautiful, collectible piece. Measurements: Pendant: Approx. 1.75" x 0.5 Chain length: Approx. 15" Weight: Approx. 6 grams Hallmarks: The pendant is signed “R.I Sterling” on the reverse, indicating the work of a Native American artisan, likely Zuni or Southwestern, though the exact identity of "R.I" is not definitively documented. This mark is commonly associated with Native American silversmiths working in sterling and inlay techniques from the American Southwest. Necklace findings stamped “925” ? Please note: Jewelry box shown in photos is for display only and not included in the sale.