Featured Native Indian sterling earrings hallmarked

I can't find this hallmark, anyone know who made these ?

Thank You

 

Sorry, couldn't find it. The style is Navajo. They are very pretty.

 

I don't know but here is a site for you to check:
http://www.art-amerindien.com/signature_bijoux_amerindiens.htm#l

 

I didn't find it there. Not in Barton Wrights Hallmarks of the Southwest either.

 

Here's a forum you can check, http://www.turquoisepeople.com/

 

Thanks everyone for your help, I'm still researching and nothing

 

Considering the 10's of thousands of NA style jewelry made by hobbyist,etc. you many never find the maker's mark.

 

Thanks Any Jewelry, it's okay. I appreciate you trying, the Navajo style you mentioned helps me in the right direction, hope you have or had a good weekend.

 

Navajo style means little... it could be the white guy down the street who completed a few classes at https://www.idyllwildarts.org/summer/adultarts/metalsweek/ . Or the Ojibwa silversmith who was trained by a Navajo silversmith in Navajo and Hopi styles.Everything is just a wild guess unless the maker's mark can be identified.

 

I agree, it is just a style. But the name of a style can help in a search.

 

Is the mark perhaps intended to represent a bear's paw?

 

Could be. I also searched animal part marks in Barton Wright's Hallmarks of the Southwest, but no result. I searched all categories of 'symbols' (as opposed to initials, etc), but nothing.
Of course the book doesn't have all marks, that is impossible.

 

Thank Holly, that's a very good possibility since I live in Hemet, ca. which is right down the road from Idyllwild.