Kachina Charms, Deer Dancer Sterling Silver | Southwestern Jewelry, Native American

For Kachina collectors and Southwest jewelry enthusiasts, this Kachina Charms, Deer Dancer Kachina charm is cast in .925 sterling silver, Made in USA.

Because every charm is individually hand-finished, no two pieces come out exactly identical -- each carries subtle marks of the artisan's hand. The .925 alloy uses copper rather than nickel in the 7.5% non-silver content, making it a safe choice for the estimated 10-20% of people with nickel sensitivity.

The Deer Dancer Kachina represents the spirit of the deer in Southwestern ceremonial tradition, often appearing in dances that invoke the animal's grace and gentleness. This charm captures the dancer's distinctive antlered headdress and ritual posture in three-dimensional sterling silver. A jump ring is attached for easy addition to any piece.

Consider it for a Southwest art collector's birthday, a housewarming gift, or a cultural studies student's keepsake. Buy two and pair them with sterling ear wires for a matched set of earrings, or add to a southwestern-themed charm bracelet, or wear alone on a silver chain as a conversation piece.