Copper Saucer Navajo Pearl Necklace 6mm 16"

A 6mm saucer-bead Navajo Pearl strand in dark copper-bronze at 16 inches — the same disc-shaped bead as the 6mm 14" saucer choker, at two inches longer. The extra length moves the placement from the base of the throat to just at the collarbone, making this the more versatile of the two saucer lengths: bold enough to wear as a standalone statement piece, long enough to layer comfortably. The stacked-ring, ridged texture of the saucer bead is fully visible at collarbone length and reads as distinctly more textural than any round Navajo Pearl strand. 

A note on color: Not a vivid orange-red copper — a deep dark copper-bronze, the darkest in the copper series. Reads as near charcoal-bronze in ambient light, with warm copper undertones visible in the bead edges and equatorial band where light catches. Muted in flat light, warm and dimensional in direct or warm light.

Details

• Bead shape | Saucer / disc | Wider than tall | Flat equatorial band with curved top and bottom hemispheres | Distinct from all round Navajo Pearl beads in the copper series
• Bead size | 6mm | Uniform throughout
• Finish | Dark copper-bronze | Darkest in the copper series | Warm copper undertones in bead edges | Stacked-ring light-and-shadow texture along the strand
• Length | 16 inches | Collarbone placement | Two inches longer than the 6mm 14" saucer choker
• Closure | Lobster clasp
• Care | Keep dry | Remove before swimming or exercise | Store in an airtight pouch | Wipe clean with a soft dry cloth after wear

Styling

• Wear alone at the collarbone — the saucer bead shape at 16 inches creates a textural, graphic necklace that reads more complex and dimensional than a round bead strand at the same length
• Choose the 16" over the 14" if you prefer collarbone placement over a high choker, or if you find 14" strands sit too snugly
• Layer above a longer round Navajo Pearl strand to contrast bead shapes: saucer disc texture at the collarbone, smooth round beads below at the chest
• Pairs naturally with turquoise, concho belts, and warm earth-tone wardrobe