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Navajo Native American Brooches: Fine Art Craftsmanship in Silver and Semi-Precious Stones

Discover ARTBJU's exclusive collection of Native American brooches, true pieces of handcrafted jewelry inspired by Navajo culture. Made of 925 sterling silver and set with semi-precious stones (turquoise, coral, mother-of-pearl), our brooches add a touch of authenticity and elegance to all your outfits.

Handcrafted Sterling Silver Brooches

 Our brooches, created in the Outdoor Legend Cebu workshop, combine tradition and superior quality. Each piece is handcrafted, ensuring precisely chiseled finishes, including the famous Navajo silver motif. Whether you're looking for a subtle style or a statement piece, our sterling silver brooches are made to last.

Personalized Navajo Brooch: Your Unique Jewelry

Artbju offers you the opportunity to create your own custom Native American brooch. Choose the shape, the stones (turquoise, jade, opal) and the metal to design a unique piece that reflects your personality, handcrafted according to tradition.

Why choose a Native American style brooch?

Authentic craftsmanship: Each brooch is made with passion by our artisans.
Precious materials: Sterling silver and select natural stones.
Personalization: A custom brooch for a unique gift. Elevate your style with our customizable Navajo brooches.
Explore our collection of personalized turquoise and silver Navajo brooches now and find the perfect piece of jewelry.

FIBULA

The term "Navajo fibula" brings together two very different worlds—geographically and chronologically: the historic Western fastening clasp on the one hand, and Native American metalwork on the other.

In jewelry, the word "fibula" is thus used, by extension, to refer to a handcrafted Native American brooch.

Definition and Function

Object: A metal pin (silver or gold) consisting of an arch, a pin stem (the needle), and a catch plate.

Usage: Used from the Bronze Age through the Middle Ages to hold coats, tunics, or capes closed in the absence of buttons or zippers.

Social Symbol: Its richness and shape indicated the wearer's rank, geographical origin, or military status.

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