Turquoise and Sterling Silver Cluster Navajo Earrings

These turquoise cluster earrings by Navajo artist Rodney Notah showcase the young silversmith’s eye for pattern and elegance. The earrings feature Kingman turquoise stones set in a radiant flower cluster arrangement. Crafted in solid sterling silver, their long dangle design is both graceful and eye-catching. 

Rodney, from Cross Canyon, Arizona, began learning the art of silversmithing from his grandparents at an early age. At only 19 years old, he has already developed a distinctive style, taking the traditional Navajo cluster form and experimenting with fresh layouts that highlight the natural beauty of turquoise. His work bridges past and present, respecting time-honored techniques while exploring new creative possibilities. 

Each stone is hand-selected and carefully placed, making every pair of earrings unique. Elegant enough for special occasions yet versatile for daily wear, these earrings reflect both tradition and innovation. With Rodney’s artistry, they also carry the promise of a new generation continuing Navajo silversmithing into the future. 

Care instructions: To clean sterling silver earrings with stones, use a gentle approach. Warm water and a mild dish soap are usually sufficient, especially for the stones. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that could damage the stones or the silver. For silver, a silver polishing cloth can be used, avoiding direct contact with the stones.  

• Artist: Rodney Notah from Cross Canyon, Arizona 
• Long, dangle cluster earrings 
• Size: 2 1/2 in. 
• Materials: Kingman turquoise, sterling silver  
• Handcrafted, Native American jewelry 
• Made in the USA 
• Not eligible for any discounts or promotional offers