Genuine Navajo Pearls

ERICKA NICOLAS BEGAY is an Indian jewelry brand created by a female Navajo artist born in 1996.
Her works are among the few authentic pieces, created with a deep understanding of the meaning and philosophy of Indian jewelry based on American history.
All of her pieces are handmade, starting with melting the silver.

Of her many works, her Navajo pearl series is particularly popular.
The secret to its popularity is its manufacturing method.
A hemisphere is carved out of a silver plate and the two pieces are welded together.
Each silver pearl is then handcrafted.
In addition, the cone is engraved with the ENB mark, which represents the brand name.
It is a time-consuming and labor-intensive manufacturing method.
To the Navajo people, Navajo pearls are important, representing balls of energy, so this is only natural for her. However, very few "Indian jewelry" on the market is made with careful individual care. It is not uncommon to find mass-produced pearls simply strung on wire by Native Americans and sold at high prices as "Indian jewelry." The difference is clear when you actually wear it. There is a unique charm that only handmade items can have. Another feature of simple Navajo pearls is that they can be easily matched with any outfit. Recommended for those new to Indian jewelry and as a gift. Navajo pearls have been cherished since ancient times, so be sure to enjoy the real thing.