ERICKA NICOLAS BEGAY's silver jewelry beautifully combines the essence of Indian jewelry with feminine clothing. With a design that exquisitely merges the brand's unique charm and the traditions of Indian jewelry, it can be enjoyed in casual outfits as well as paired with more feminine attire, allowing for creative layering with your existing accessories.
Indian jewelry is often associated with a rugged aesthetic, typically favored by men, but encountering women who wear it can inspire admiration for their sense of style. However, unlike mass-produced jewelry, Indian jewelry is handcrafted, making it difficult to replicate trends. After a period of being distanced from silver, ERICKA NICOLAS BEGAY's Indian jewelry breathes new life into the style, offering a subtle elegance that harmonizes with any outfit without being overly assertive, showcasing the captivating qualities of Navajo silver.
Navajo Tribe and Navajo Pearls
The Navajo tribe, indigenous to the regions of New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah, has a history that dates back to before the 1500s. The shiny silver pearls, known as Navajo pearls, are traditionally crafted from the tribe's silverwork. Like many ethnic jewelry pieces, these have been worn as talismans, imbued with meanings of life, friendship, and wishes. Originally, the Navajo created beadwork from stone, wood, and shell materials, but after the introduction of silver and copper by Europeans, they began to utilize the durable silver material, continuing this tradition to the present day.
The Oxidized Navajo Pearl Necklace features a finish that softens the silver's shine, adding depth with its calm gray tones. Each pearl quietly connects, gently reflecting light. Rather than a flashy mirror-like quality, it offers a texture that reveals shadows reminiscent of time. It possesses a presence that rivals antique pieces while maintaining a natural design that isn’t overly formal.
This silver piece is made from high-quality Silver 925, distinguishing it from the more common ball chain necklaces, and is on par with luxurious materials like K18 gold and platinum. The brilliance of high-purity silver is refined and not overly extravagant, while the all-handmade texture of the Navajo pearls adds to their allure.
Moreover, while silver is generally perceived as "heavy" or "bulky," the Navajo pearls are crafted by melting silver into plates, first creating hemispheres, and then welding two hemispheres together to create a hollow pearl, making them lightweight and easy to wear.
Commitment to Tradition and Usability
Tracing the history of Indian jewelry, it is believed that silverwork created by the Navajo tribe in the 18th century marks its beginnings. After the discovery of the Americas, the Navajo primarily produced textiles but were inspired by the turquoise worn by Spaniards and Mexicans to create jewelry. What began as a means of livelihood evolved into decorative items for rituals and ceremonies, and the techniques spread to various surrounding tribes.
ERICKA NICOLAS BEGAY carries on this rich tradition, starting from melting silver. While many Indian jewelry pieces today are made by processing plates and parts, ERICKA NICOLAS BEGAY adheres to traditional methods, providing authenticity by creating materials from scratch.
Becoming a Beloved Item
ERICKA NICOLAS BEGAY's jewelry is not only durable but also allows for enjoyment of its aging process, making it a cherished possession. The simple design and lightness make it a great recommendation for those who have not yet encountered quality Indian jewelry. In today's world, where information from around the globe is easily accessible and travel to remote locations has become simpler, the Indian jewelry industry is also becoming more commercialized. ERICKA NICOLAS BEGAY continues to create artisan pieces without compromising traditional methods or the designer's vision.
This special jewelry, harmonizing with sophisticated modern fashion, is an excellent choice for those looking to give a lifetime piece of silver as a Christmas gift or birthday present. Many accessories may fall out of favor due to fleeting trends, but ERICKA NICOLAS BEGAY's creations are timeless, making you want to revisit and wear them even after some time has passed.
















| Size | 3mm / Total Length 45cm: Total Length: Approximately 45(cm), Motif: Width Approximately 0.3(cm)
4mm / Total Length 50cm: Total Length: Approximately 50(cm), Motif: Width Approximately 0.4(cm) |
| Weight | 3mm / Total length 45cm: Approximately 10g
4mm / Total length 50cm: Approximately 20g |
| Material | Silver |
| Country of origin | USA |
| Gift box | Gift box is not available for this product. |
ERICKA NICOLAS BEGAY is a brand launched in 2021 by an Indian Navajo woman born in 1966.
Her Indian jewelry, which still cherishes traditional methods of making, is characterized by delicate feminine designs and lovely traditional stamp work.The brand's icon, Navajo Bar, is called Hogan Beads, which represent balls of energy. This is something that is very important to the Navajo people. This is a brand that started producing traditional Navajo pearls in 2021 with the hope that everyone can wear them properly using traditional Navajo pearls.
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