What is the stone in these silver earrings? Turquoise?

Holly there are two issues. One is about literally breaking US law by attributing. unattributed items to be NA which I’m sure is very frustrating when you know something is legit Zuni e.g. because you personally bought it on the plaza in Santa Fe but you forgot the artist’s name. Maybe you’ll get caught listing it and maybe you won’t but the other which is what was suggested to the OP is so sleazy IMO as it’s search manipulation and gives an unfair advantage of having listings found that may or may not be found if correctly labeled as Southwest, Western, etc.

We can all troll listings and find cheaters and many will get reported by those that do policing. More will not. I’m just suggesting that all take the higher road. I’m an ebay buyer of NA jewelry and find tons to buy as I know to search Southwestern and Western and respect those that list correctly and fairly. Just sayin’...everyone can ignore me lol.

 

Jesus christ, I'm sorry for pissing you off so badly !!!!!

I'll not do that again !!!

 

Komokwa I have great respect for your incredible knowledge and willingness to share but we’ve had this discussion before. It’s not the first time. Do as you will but I’ll always stand up against keyword spam. It makes me crazy when I’m searching regardless of the category. I think regular posters here should encourage a higher standard and yes, I could be totally alone on this. I won’t comment on this again on this thread.

 

Sorry, I'll try in the future to live up to your ...suggested higher standard for advice we give here....

In my defense.... I've gotten older

 

I saw stuff like this all over AZ sold as South Western in style. And that's what I'd call it. The concho and cross stuff was as much aimed at the Country girls as the boots were.