Vintage Navajo Squash Blossom Necklace Set with Bracelet and Earrings

This is a significant four-piece Native American jewelry suite, likely of Navajo (Diné) origin, consisting of a squash blossom necklace, a matching butterfly-style cuff bracelet, and a pair of dangle earrings. The primary focal point is the necklace, which features a traditional double strand of 'bench-made' silver desert pearls (beads) transitioning into a single strand at the nape. It displays ten side 'blossoms' with oval turquoise cabs set in serrated bezels, accented by twisted wire rope borders. The central Naja pendant is a classic crescent shape containing five additional turquoise stones. The stones exhibit a vibrant robins-egg blue hue with minimal dark matrix, characteristic of high-quality Sleeping Beauty or Morenci turquoise. The butterfly-shaped cuff bracelet features a similarly set large central cabochon flanked by flared silver wings. The earrings are smaller drop styles echoing the blossom design. The metal is likely sterling silver (approximately .925 purity) with a heavy natural patina and oxidation in the recessed areas, indicating significant age, likely mid-20th century (C. 1960s-1970s). Construction details like the hand-bent silver wires and hand-soldered bezels show high-quality artisanal craftsmanship. Overall condition appears excellent with consistent wear and no visible chips to the natural turquoise stones.