Navajo 14K Gold Monumental Opal and Multi-stone Inlay Pendant, GIA Certified

An extraordinary Navajo 14K yellow gold pendant featuring a monumental 200-carat natural white opal, displaying a mesmerizing play of color with luminous flashes of pink, green, blue, orange, and gold.

The impressive freeform opal is surrounded by an elaborate geometric mosaic of vibrant multicolored inlay, featuring what appear to be turquoise, sugilite, coral, and other colorful hardstones and shell, accented by sparkling pavé-set diamond stones. The striking asymmetrical composition showcases intricate craftsmanship, bold color contrasts, and sculptural detailing characteristic of fine Southwestern jewelry.

Unsigned, the pendant was acquired from an extensive estate collection of custom Native American jewelry. The bail is stamped 14K gold.

The center opal is accompanied by a Gemological Institute of America (GIA) identification report confirming it as a natural opal.

A remarkable statement piece, combining the captivating beauty of an exceptionally large natural opal with the artistry and distinctive character of Navajo jewelry.

Details:
- Origin: Navajo, Native American
- Metal: Yellow gold, bail stamped 14K
- Center Stone: Natural white opal, GIA identified
- Opal Weight: Approximately 200 carats (client-stated)
- Multicolored gemstone and shell inlay, believed to include turquoise, sugilite, coral, and other hardstones
- Design: Freeform, geometric inlay
- Signature: Unsigned
- Gross Weight: 55.53 grams
- Pendant Length: 3 3/4 inches
- Pendant Width: 2 1/2 inches at widest point
- GIA Report: No. 5231698933, dated September 12, 2025
- Provenance: Acquired from an extensive estate collection of custom Native American jewelry