Worn once, then stored at home. I think there are quite a few simple Navajo pearl necklaces available in Japan these days, but this one is a ribbon version, making it a rather rare type ☺︎ Purchased in New Mexico. "The length of this necklace can be adjusted by changing the position of the clasp, and it looks incredibly cute when paired with a tee ♡♡ This is an old-processed version, giving it a dark, smoky color ☺︎ A genuine Navajo pearl necklace is one that is made and strung together by local people with Navajo blood. I was shocked to learn that when something becomes popular, many items in Japan are not made in the original way, and even necklaces made by people without Navajo blood using silver beads are called Navajo pearl necklaces... It's a shame that this happens when something becomes trendy. At our shop, we carefully select and purchase directly from the local area, so we offer authentic Navajo pearls ☺︎"