Beautiful and somewhat rare Navajo coral satellite cluster Sun and Moon watch pendant. The silversmith has created a very beautiful watch pendant by cutting an opening in center to attach a watch and encircling the watch with a cluster of thirteen (13) oval cut and polished pieces of branch coral in a satellite scenario. Each piece of coral is set into a sawtooth bezel on an oxidized silver base with a silver drop and crescent moon wire separating each coral from the next. The artist includes a circular piece of twisted wire that encircles the rim of the watch. Finishing by attaching a large silver bale at top.

The beautiful watch pendant measures 1 7/8” diameter and including the bale stands 2 3/8” tall. The bale will accommodate up to a 3/8” diameter chain or cord. It weighs 33.5 grams (1.18 oz or 1.08 ozt) and is hallmarked L.BEGAY - Sterling by the Navajo artist. Our hallmark book just shows as L.Begay, but could be either Leroy or Larry Begay? We installed a new battery in the watch and it keeps perfect time. I know that you’re saying, “Eagle, you have the watch mounted upside down?” Yes, if someone else is looking at your chest to tell the time they will have a questionable look on their face, but if you’re wearing the pendant it’s just right to flip it up for yourself to see the time. Great and somewhat rare Navajo coral cluster watch pendant! $328.95