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Got a question. I found this obvious handmade necklace at a site where I had found an old Navajo squash blossom necklace Naja. It is also the site of more modern people but the local Native Americans lodged here often. I thought modern because I figure horse hair would have been used by the Natives, but everything seems very roughly made, and the wire that holds it together is not your normal wire. It seems to be more like a piano string. Very pliable just like string and goes back to its original straight line when bent. What do you think? The wraps seem to be silver. Haven't tested them yet, but the look is right and the workability. The beads seem to be made of lead, round one looks silver.
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