Square Royston Turquoise Raindrop Earrings by Teller Indian Jewelry

These handcrafted Raindrop Earrings by Navajo silversmiths Mary and Everett Teller pair crisp geometric forms with the organic beauty of natural turquoise. A square Royston turquoise cabochon, set on the diagonal to create a diamond shape, anchors each earring beneath a long, hand-stamped sterling silver drop. The contrast between the textured silver and the smooth turquoise creates a balanced design that is both contemporary and rooted in traditional Navajo silversmithing.

Royston Turquoise is mined in the historic Royston mining district near Tonopah, Nevada, where a collection of small mines has produced turquoise for more than a century. Known for its exceptional range of color, Royston can vary from vivid sky blue to rich shades of green, often accented by warm brown or golden matrix. This diversity has made it a favorite among Native American artists, who value the individuality and natural character of each stone.

Mary and Everett Teller are Navajo silversmiths known for their handcrafted sterling silver jewelry featuring natural American gemstones. Working together, they create pieces distinguished by traditional stampwork, balanced proportions, and clean, timeless designs that allow each stone to remain the focal point. Their jewelry reflects the enduring traditions of Navajo silversmithing while celebrating the natural beauty of carefully selected turquoise.

• Handcrafted by Navajo artists Mary and Everett Teller
• Sterling silver
• Genuine Royston Turquoise from Nevada
• Hand-stamped Raindrop design
• French ear wires
• Overall length: 2 1/4" (including hooks)
• Width: 1/8"
• Turquoise measures approximately 1/4" square