Navajo Pearls are handcrafted sterling silver beads made by Navajo artisans, known for their unique, antiqued look achieved through a meticulous process of forming, soldering, polishing, and oxidizing each bead, often used in classic Southwestern jewelry for layering or pairing with other gems like turquoise for a timeless, versatile style. They originated as a form of currency and trade, evolving into iconic statement pieces worn in various lengths and sizes for both casual and formal occasions. 

Pearls signify purity, wisdom, wealth, and new beginnings, symbolizing transformation and inner beauty across cultures, often linked to femininity, love, and protection, with specific colors holding unique meanings like white for innocence, black for mystery, and pink for love. Their formation—layer by layer within an oyster—represents resilience, growth, and overcoming adversity, making them popular for weddings and milestones.