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Peruvian silver Zuni brooch from the 1940s with natural turquoise stones, weighing 13 g and in good condition with minor signs of wear, designed by Spilletta Zuni.
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Description from the seller
Spectacular Zuni-style brooch from Peru with natural turquoise gems
Extremely rare items for serious collectors.
Highly regarded artist; pieces that also represent a significant investment.
The brooch measures 33 mm in size
Weighs 13 grams
Tracked and insured shipping with express courier worldwide.
Seller's Story
In my world as an art history student I learned that any object has a soul.
Translated by Google TranslateSpectacular Zuni-style brooch from Peru with natural turquoise gems
Extremely rare items for serious collectors.
Highly regarded artist; pieces that also represent a significant investment.
The brooch measures 33 mm in size
Weighs 13 grams
Tracked and insured shipping with express courier worldwide.
Seller's Story
In my world as an art history student I learned that any object has a soul.
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Era
1900-2000
Metal
Silver
Total weight
13 g
Condition
Very good condition - slightly used with small signs of wear
Ethnic group/culture
Zuni
Designer/artist/maker
Spilletta zuni
Country of origin
Peru
Title additional information
1940s brooch
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