Featured in this lot is this collection of Puebloan Sterling Silver Earrings (5 pairs and two individual), three (3) sterling silver and turquoise rings, one sterling silver turquoise pendant necklace, one sterling silver and turquoise bracelet. "Old Pawn" is a term used for Native American jewelry, made by Native Americans, and worn by Native Americans, not for public production or the tourist trade. These old pawn pieces were taken to a Trading Post, where the items were pawned for a certain amount of money and then redeemed when the sum was paid back. “Old Pawn” Jewelry usually refers to the jewelry of older style as well. The term "Old Pawn" can even be used today, as pieces are still pawned to brokers. If the sum of money given in loan for the piece is not paid back in time, the piece will be marked "Dead Pawn" and put out for sale. Four of the earring sets are dangle style, three turquoise and one alabaster. The bear paw sterling silver turquoise pendant necklace has matching bear paw turquoise stud earrings. There are two individual sterling turquoise stud style earrings. The three sterlings silver turquoise rings measure respectively 8, 6.5, and 4.25. The sterling silver bracelet features 14 snake eye cabochons, bracelet is split in half with a combined weight is 22.9 grams. The rest of the jewelry combined weight is 25.6 grams. Total weight is 48.5 grams.