This is a pair of top-of-the-line medicine bag earrings by Veronica Begay. This spectacular artifact was masterfully crafted by hand out of genuine buckskin for naturally soft textures. Beaded fringe hangs off the bottom in a lovely pattern and decorates the sides. The opening is tied by a leather fringe. The bead work is impressive with its symmetrical design. The artist used red seed beads for a dazzling look for each uniquely colored bag. The front is embellished with beads. These medicine bag earrings have French hooks. These earrings are 3-1/2" long. You'll receive one pair from the group pictured below.

These Native American beaded earrings were made by Navajo artist Veronica Begay. Veronica is the niece to famed Navajo Indian silversmith Victor Begay. Veronica, also known as Ronni, was born and raised on the reservation in a small town called Many Farms, AZ. Veronica has been making jewelry since she was 15 years old. Her parents, Wilson and Linda Begay, taught her and she comes from a family of silversmiths. Her parents are well known on the reservation and her uncle, Victor Begay, is a famous and well known silversmith.