This belt buckle showcases the bold craftsmanship and organic design elements that make classic Southwestern jewelry so enduringly collectible. The buckle features three elongated high bezel set turquoise cabochons nestled within a dramatic shadowbox frame. Hallmarked on the reverse with a capital D and a bear face motif, this buckle is a striking example of mid-century Navajo artistry. Condition Note: this belt buckle came to me as shown in the final photo, with two leaves missing. I had a Navajo silversmith work on it and he decided to remove the remaining large leaf (which he added to another necklace I had which was missing a dangle) and create a smaller leaf to complete the design on the top. Product Details: ?️ Decade: 1950s (estimated) ? Origin: Navajo-made ?️ Material: Sterling silver ? Stones: Three elongated turquoise cabochons ? Design: Shadowbox belt buckle motif ? Details: Leaves in varied sizes with stamped and solid raindrops ✨ Frame: Scalloped edges with decorative cutwork accents ? Hallmark: Capital D with bear face design ? Belt Fit: Accommodates belts up to 2 inches wide end to end ? Total Width: 3.875 inches ? Height at Tallest Point: Just over 3 inches ⚖️ Total Weight: 92 grams Shipping Information: ? FREE US SHIPPING by USPS Ground Advantage with delivery confirmation. Additional Information: ? This item is sold as pictured and described. Examine photos carefully. ? Ask any questions before purchasing.