Dry Creek White Buffalo Drop Earrings

A rare expression of Western stone and traditional Navajo silverwork.

These earrings feature genuine White Buffalo stone sourced from the Dry Creek Mine in Nevada, one of the most respected sources of authentic White Buffalo in the American West. Each stone is naturally formed, displaying striking patterns of contrast shaped by the desert itself. No two stones are ever alike, making each pair completely one of a kind.

Above the White Buffalo hangs a corrugated Navajo Pearl sterling silver bead, artisan made by members of the Navajo Nation. Crafted from .925 sterling silver, each bead is oxidized, tumbled, and hand polished using traditional silversmith techniques, creating its distinctive texture and soft matte glow. All of my Navajo pearls are supplied in accordance with the Indian Arts & Crafts Act, preserving authentic Native craftsmanship.

Finished with sterling silver lever-back hooks for security and comfort, these earrings offer natural movement while maintaining a strong, timeless Western presence. Designed to be worn daily or as a statement piece, they pair effortlessly with Navajo pearls, White Buffalo necklaces, and the enduring spirit of Western life.

Earrings hang 2.5 inches

Handmade by Hannah McKenzie in limited numbers using genuine Western materials. No mass production. No restocks.