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From: Encyclopedia of Native American Jewelry

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From: Encyclopedia of Native American Jewelry

“Summer Curn,” tufa east buckle inlaid with shells, turquoise, and wood, 1997, by David Gaussoin (Picuris/Navajo). Courtesy of the artist.

Concha bell with butterfly-shaped buckle. Navajo, ca. 1880. Collection of Lynn D. Trusdell.

Belt buckle, silver overlay, ca. 1970, by Victor Coocheytewa (Hopi). Courtesy of The Heard Museum, Phoenix, AZ.

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