These came in a batch with some other pieces I purchased. The turquoise really does appear to be genuine, but I have no idea if these are native American or they’re from Thailand.
There are no marks on the back of these. Any ideas would be helpful in my search. Thanks!
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Your instinct to question them is correct. These are definitely not Native American and do look to be of Asian origin.
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at least they’re earrings. recently saw watch tips being called earrings &… a single tip advertised as a pendant
sigh
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I saw a necklace of all watch tips interspersed with silver beads listed as a squash blossom necklace… Ummmmmm 
at least they were NA watch tips.
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I think the watch tip necklace is a great way to use, rather than discard.
Although, I would love to have any of these watch tip sets to use on a watch.
Sadly, fewer and fewer people are wearing watches these days, unless they are “smart” watches who are basically wrist phones/computers/cameras.
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The tiny flowers made of dots are a tip off. This feature is usually on items from Asia.
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I have been taking the larger Fred Harvey singleton earrings and getting Rocky at Perry Null to add a loop.
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hard to tell scale, but that looks like it would get way more use and exposure.
would also work as a pin or brooch me thinks
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Love it! Gosh I really got to get it together and send a couple things to them to fix. It’s just such a hassle with our post office sometimes.