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Not native American. And older modernist piece.

ValkyrieVixen YOU are actually incorrect. There is a Tracey Knifewing and that would be the correct hallmarks. She is contemporary and collaborates with QVC just like Roderick Tenario. If you Google her you will find many pieces. I have had one or two older pieces myself. Quite popular!

Richard or Rita Begay. They ahare the same atamp. Beautiful!

Join the group on face book. Zuni jewelry buyer beware. They have many native American members and can probably recognize the older pieces.

There is a group you can join on fb that has many native American members. The pendant is nice but it looks like an import. If you join: zuni jewelry buyer beware. They can tell you immediately if it is legit or import. Great group for reference

Also the Begay silversmiths are Navajo.

This is not vernon begay. Vernon uses VB and it is conjoined. Try Victor Begay instead. Also check tne sterling. It may be the pics but has a funny color to it.

Jess Martinez. Son of Leon Martinez. Navajo

I'm going with Barrett and Anna Begay.

Peyote Bird

More than likely it is a true vintage old pawn mark which is used commonly for anything vintage but doesn't make it old pawn. A combination of letters or letters and numbers where used as a code. Hand etched.

I couldn't find it in any of my reference books but it is absolutely stunning!

Trh looking at a different angle. I believe it is EB conjoined with the E being backwards. Eula Mae Begay. Navajo. Beautiful work!

Possibly Cecil Henry, Navajo. Work is nugget row

It is a old southwestern shop hallmark. Mass produced using native and anglo workers. Can be found now in amerindian.com shop hallmarks. So glad because i have had many and no idea what it was.

I believe that it is Jock Favour (anglo) and the larger stamp is a shop hallmark. Jock does work in classic style , handmade, ingot file and file work and set stones. Hope tbat helps

This is a very collectable vintage fred harvey era cuff. Google fred harvey and you will see many.

Jane popovitch Navajo shop mark

I can't see the photo anymore but if it is chip inlay it is more than likely the work of Gibson Gene