Thunderbird Necklace by Torevia & Delbert CrespinThese necklaces were originally sold at the train station at Santo Domingo during the Depression (1920's & 30's) to visitors stopping to stretch their legs and buy some of the local color while the train filled up with water. Torevia started to make them again using most of the same materials: shell, turquoise and spiny oyster. She inlays them on jet however, they did use old 78rpm records or battery cases. The necklace is 24" long. The thunderbird (a water symbol) is 2.5" x 2". |
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