Double M Beadwork

Blue Bird Turquoise Stirrup Earrings

Regular price $550.00
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The earrings to match our favorite necklace are finally here! This set was built with Blue Bird Turquoise, mined near Copper Creek, Arizona. It’s known for true blues, and the mining operations are very small so this is a material that you don’t see all the time. 

The stones sit inside a sterling silver stirrup, with delicate scrollwork on the outsides of each piece. I would consider these earrings to be on the smaller side, they are very lightweight at only 7 grams each. The length is slightly under 2”. 

 Stamped sterling and signed with my maker’s mark.

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Blue Bird Turquoise Stirrup Earrings

Blue Bird Turquoise Stirrup Earrings

$550
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Made Around the Stone

Each piece is thoughtfully made by hand with attention to every detail.

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NATURAL STONES, INDIVIDUAL CHARACTER

Turquoise and natural stones vary in color, matrix, and shape, making every piece uniquely its own.

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MADE TO BE KEPT

Quality materials and intentional craftsmanship create pieces designed to be worn, loved, and passed down.

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 NO TWO ARE THE SAME 

Made Around the Stone

Every Double M piece begins with materials that already have a character of their own. Natural turquoise and stones vary in matrix, color, shape, and markings, so those differences are not flaws. They are what make each finished piece uniquely yours.

MacKenzie designs by hand around the individual stone, allowing its natural character to help shape the finished piece rather than forcing it into a mass-produced mold.

A close-up of a person's hands crafting jewelry on a wooden workbench, wearing multiple silver-toned rings and a silver-toned necklace with turquoise-colored stones. MEET THE MAKER