Victorian Jet Interlocking Link & Ball Festoon Necklace nada-hidden which are strung on white

which are strung on white elastic thread to form a flexible bracelet

The other 4 turquoise stones include 2 teardrop shaped cabochons and 2 round cabochons

Both sides of the heart are smooth with the front adorning a raised

A beautiful example of Native American silver and turquoise from the 1950s

At the center is a teardrop link patterned with fine beadwork details

Victorian Jet Interlocking Link & Ball Festoon Necklace nada-hidden which are strung on whiteJet is a black fossilized wood (other theories believe it to be a form of coal or sap similar to amber) found in may countries including France, Spain, the United States, Turkey, China, Germany, India, Poland and Russia. It was formed when wood would fall into stagnant water and then fossilize, similar to the way that coal was made. There are generally two recognized types: soft and hard jet. It is believed that the soft jet was formed in fresh water