A spectacular statement necklace featuring 17 individually hand-carved wild birds in a colorful collection of natural stones. Handmade by New Mexico artist Matt Mitchell, this extraordinary necklace combines birds, turquoise, heishi, jet, shell, and sterling silver into a true piece of wearable art.
 
Matt Mitchell is a master falconer and lapidary artist whose love of birds and wildlife is reflected in his beautifully detailed carvings. His bird fetishes are hand-carved from a colorful variety of stones and assembled into distinctive Southwestern-style jewelry.
 
This necklace is especially remarkable because of its variety. From the raven and meadowlark to the cardinal, bluebird, hummingbird, robin, quail, and more, each little bird is a work of art. See the labeled photograph to identify all 17 birds.
 
The birds are strung on warm brown heishi beads with turquoise accents and finished with sterling silver details.
 
Details
17 individually hand-carved bird fetishes
Hand-carved by Matt Mitchell
Colorful variety of natural stones
Approximately 1" to 2" wide depending on the bird
28" overall necklace length
Approximately 14" drop when worn
Sterling silver beaks, cone, and clasp
Southwestern-style design
 
A wonderful choice for a bird lover, collector, or anyone who appreciates distinctive handmade jewelry
 
Each necklace is individually handmade, so natural stone color, pattern, and matrix may vary slightly.