The Peabody bear claw necklace resembles the collar worn by Mato Tope, though it is made a generation earlier. Like the collar, it lacks the materials used by Europeans. It was made in a Mandan village, where trade was extremely active. However, the necklace has certain features that make it distinct from other Native American jewelry. Here, we will consider some of these aspects of the necklace. Its style can be divided into three distinct categories: traditional, primitive, and contemporary.

The Peabody necklace is crafted with five resin claws and is an excellent choice for an outfit with a traditional look. Its material properties and design can be used to compare it to other examples in the public domain. The Peabody necklace may be the earliest bear claw necklace in existence since it does not have the materials or trade history of other examples. The Peabody necklace is available in assorted colors, or you can purchase the color of your choice.

The Grizzly bear is revered among Native Americans, and its claws are a beautiful and powerful symbol of their bravery. They would wear a necklace made of their claws as a symbol of their virility, strength, and war. The grizzly bear is also associated with healing and was often revered by ancient men. Those who were hunting in the area sought the help of the grizzly bear to help them in their quests.