Silver Horse Money Clip Native American Handmade Sterling Silver

Silver horse money clip is Native American handmade of sterling silver by Navajo silversmith Sam Gray.  Silver money clip was made using the overlay method of silversmithing; the design was hand-carved using a jeweler's saw and the resulting negative design was soldered to a background sheet of silver.  The background silver is textured and oxidized and the silver is polished to a shine.

• Signed by the artist. Certificate of Authenticity and picture of artist included.
• Dimensions: 1 3/4" x 1"
• Weight: 29 grams/1 ounce
• Most Indian Jewelry key ring and money clip mechanisms are made of a base metal as sterling silver is too soft and less resilient to withstand the normal wear and tear of key rings and money clips. All metal added to the mechanisms by the Native American silversmiths are either sterling silver or 14kt as described on the individual item pages.
• Made in the U.S.A.

Sam Gray was born in 1964.  His father was from the Zuni Pueblo and his mother was Navajo.  He is known for his use of heavy gauge sterling silver and quality stones.  Sam Gray has been providing beautiful earrings, rings, pendants, necklaces, bracelets, buckles and bolo ties to redrocktrading.com since the late 1990’s. When Sam is not making museum-quality Native American jewelry, he spends time on his ranch near the Zuni Pueblo in New Mexico tending to his cattle and riding horses.