Framed in antiqued sterling silver, punched like an antique punch tin frame sits an oval orange spiny oyster shell cabochon. The sterling frame is decorated with the sunray symbol, a symbol of constancy and the mountains symbolizing abundance. Orange spiny has been used in Southwestern jewelry since prehistoric times, as a base for intricate inlay. Shells symbolize the life that flourished in the mystical oceans, far away from the desert southwest. Pendant measures 2 inches L x 1 1/4 inch W, with medium bail fitting beads up to 9mm. Made in New Mexico, USA. Save 56%!