A symbol with deep roots, beaded in natural turquoise: the Zia, state symbol of New Mexico, carries centuries of meaning right there on your own wrist for all to see. From Zia Pueblo, its design reflects the harmony of all things, with turquoise surrounding both sides of the beaded symbol on black leather.

The Zia symbol originated with the people of Zia Pueblo in ancient times; its design reflects their philosophy of the basic harmony of all things in the universe. Four is a sacred number — the four directions, the four times of day, the four stages of life and the four seasons — bound together in the circle of life. With life come four sacred obligations: a strong body, a clear mind, a pure spirit, and devotion to the welfare of others.

Made with:

• Toho seed beads
• Natural turquoise, surrounding both sides of the beaded Zia symbol
• Buffalo nickel
• 2 Navajo pearls
• Black leather
• Black deerskin lace

Details & fit:

• Closure is somewhat flexible and adjustable
• For the perfect size, measure your wrist and select your fit at checkout — sizes 5 to 8.5

Care: Keep the leather dry and store flat or loosely coiled. Turquoise is porous, so keep it away from water, perfume and lotions, and store it in a soft pouch.

Handmade in Colorado. Free shipping in the USA, money-back guarantee.