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Beaver Oval Sterling Silver Pendant

Categories: Native American Jewelry, Native Pendants in Silver, Gold, Argillite and Wood

Beaver Oval Sterling Silver Pendant designed by Richard Krentz from the Coast Salish Nation. This pendant symbolizes a beaver that has been carved into the highest grade of silver with an engraver and hand finished in the Comox Valley, B.C., Canada. In Coast Salish Culture the beaver traditionally represents community and sharing as well as the acceptance that all may contribute to building the common good. It signifies the importance of good neighbourhood and strong families.The pendant is 1 3/8 inches long and 3/4 of an inch wide. The price includes shipping to the USA and Canada.

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Price: $60.00

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