Native American Zuni pendant by the designer Virginia Quam, made in silver with an inlay of semi-precious stones - turquoise, coral, onyx and mother-of-pearl.
This pendant is not merely an accessory but a story, a symbol of the traditions and spirituality of the Native American Zuni people, and at the same time a collector's object.
- Dimensions pendant 34 / 20 mm
- Material silver and semi-precious stones - turquoise, coral, onyx and mother-of-pearl
- Mark V. QUAM
- Weight 4.42 grams
- Designer Virginia Quam
- Period Vintage
- Provenance the area of the Zuni Native American people in the south-western United States
The jewellery designer Virginia Quam is known for her unique creations, which combine tradition with innovation. Her jewellery is inspired by Native American culture and symbols and is made with attention to detail, using superior materials - silver and inlaid semi-precious stones.
The Zuni people of the south-western United States are renowned for their artistic crafts, particularly in jewellery. They use traditional techniques of working precious stones and metals, creating jewellery of a distinctive beauty particular to that region.
Zuni jewellery is often decorated with geometric motifs and sacred symbols, each carrying a deep meaning. The collaboration between the designer Virginia Quam and Zuni craftsmen thus produced pieces that not only delight the eye but also educate and inspire through their connection with ancient traditions.



