Navajo Concho Earrings

Navajo Concho Earrings are a traditional style of jewelry created by Navajo (Diné) silversmiths. They are inspired by the concho, a decorative metal disk historically used on Navajo belts, bridles, and clothing. Over time, artisans adapted the concho form into earrings, creating pieces that reflect Navajo craftsmanship, symbolism, and heritage.

Key Design Features

• Concho Shape: Typically round or oval with a slightly domed surface.

• Stamped Silverwork: Many feature hand-stamped patterns such as sunbursts, floral motifs, or geometric lines.

• Center Accent: Some designs include a turquoise stone in the middle, though others are entirely silver.

• Dangle or Post Styles: Conchos may hang from a hook or be mounted as stud earrings.

• Made in Arizona