Navajo jewelry artist, Ray Tracey, has created these spectacular heartline bear earrings in yellow gold with inlaid gemstones. Ray Tracey was born on the Navajo reservation in Arizona, and has been creating jewelry since he was nine years old. His professional career as a creator of jewelry started in 1977. As a revered Native American totem, the bear represents bravery, endurance, and physical might. The heartline represents the breath of life, spiritual connection, and inner strength. No matter what feeling their design stirs in you, these earrings are destined to captivate attention!
Metal Type: 14 karat yellow gold
Gemstone Information: Various shapes of inlaid turquoise, sugilite, and opal
Length: 1-5/8 inches, includes the ear wire
Measurements: Bears measure 1-1/16 inches long, including bail x 1-5/16 inches wide
Weight: 17.1 grams
Item Number: 203-00742
Mounted gemstones cannot be measured exactly, therefore carat weight is considered approximate unless accompanied by certification from an independent lab, such as SGL or GIA. Colored gemstones and pearls are often enhanced, unless documentation says otherwise.
Navajo jewelry artist, Ray Tracey, has created these spectacular heartline bear earrings in yellow gold with inlaid gemstones. Ray Tracey was born on the Navajo reservation in Arizona, and has been creating jewelry since he was nine years old. His professional career as a creator of jewelry started in 1977. As a revered Native American totem, the bear represents bravery, endurance, and physical might. The heartline represents the breath of life, spiritual connection, and inner strength. No matter what feeling their design stirs in you, these earrings are destined to captivate attention!
Metal Type: 14 karat yellow gold
Gemstone Information: Various shapes of inlaid turquoise, sugilite, and opal
Length: 1-5/8 inches, includes the ear wire
Measurements: Bears measure 1-1/16 inches long, including bail x 1-5/16 inches wide
Weight: 17.1 grams
Item Number: 203-00742
Mounted gemstones cannot be measured exactly, therefore carat weight is considered approximate unless accompanied by certification from an independent lab, such as SGL or GIA. Colored gemstones and pearls are often enhanced, unless documentation says otherwise.
