Just maybe the finest pair of Natural Carico Lake Turquoise earrings in existence, certainly the finest Skystone has ever offered.  The matching gem-quality turquoise stones display incredible depth and brilliance aka "zat"; the lime coloring and darker-green webbing is outstanding and jaw-dropping.  The domed stones measure 9/16" wide x 13/16" long, and are set in smooth bezel housing finished with silver backs, fluted studs and posts for pierced ears.  Wonderfully comfortable and well-balanced with a total measurement of 11/16" wide x 1 5/16" long.  Hand-fabricated and signed by Apache silversmith Rosella Sandoval (wife of Navajo jeweler Dean Sandoval).  Museum-quality, one of a kind, fine Native American jewelry.

Refined and understated, these pretty sterling silver earrings are tightly inlaid with high-grade, natural Mediterranean Red Coral that is red (with a slight orange undertone).  From the Zuni Pueblo in New Mexico, they measure 3/16" wide x 1 1/2" long.  Feather light on the ear, not signed.

These round sterling post earrings are inlaid with chips of turquoise and red coral and have stampwork around the edges.  Sweet!  They have a 1/2" diameter with posts for pierced ears.  Signed but can't make out the maker, hand-made at the Zuni Pueblo in New Mexico.

Sweet and understated, sometimes you only need a touch of color to finish off your look. These will do it.  1/4" wide x 1" long, the natural Red Coral is a fabulous dark red color (with only the tiniest hint of orange underneath).  Navajo-made in New Mexico, not signed.

Bring on the orange, a fabulous color for the season.  These Navajo earrings are each set with four cabochons of high-grade, natural Orange Spiney Oyster Shell from the Sea of Cortez.  Each of the stones are softly-domed and set in smooth bezel housings with small silver accent drops at the bottom.  Lightweight and flattering, they measure 3/4" wide x 2" long and were hand-fabricated and signed by Navajo silversmith C. Leo in New Mexico. 

Bold and beautiful, these hand-fabricated silver earrings were made and signed by Navajo silversmith D. Livingston in New Mexico.  Each earring has 10 matching cabochons of natural, high-grade Sleeping Beauty Arizona Turquoise stones that are bright solid aqua-blue set in a cluster design. They dangle gently and have hooks for pierced ears. 3/4" wide x 2 3/4" long, not heavy.

These are so pretty!  They have a gentle dangle that flashes when it catches the light; feminine and flattering.  The sterling earrings are set with natural Sleeping Beauty Arizona Turquoise and feel feather-light when worn.  For pierced ears, they measure 7/8" wide x 1 3/4" long, and are Navajo made in New Mexico, not signed.

These sterling stud earrings are inlaid with turquoise (type unknown, stabilized) and black jet into an eye-catching pattern.  Nice quality feel, solid yet lightweight, great-looking when on, they measure 3/4" x 3/4".  Signed "M", Navajo, maker unknown.

These are one of many designs from talented New Mexican Artist David Dear. He calls them his Stealth design. Flattering, comfortable and contemporary, 1" wide by 3/4" long. They look great for any occasion, day or night.

Great looking, day to night earrings set with beautiful, natural Mediterranean Red Coral (known as 'red gold' in the business for it's ever-increasing value). Pure red in color, little to no orange, the four high-quality stones are set in smooth bezel housings framed with a double two of twist-wire. Finished with solid silver backs and french wires for pierced ears. Made and signed by Navajo silversmith Ruthann Begay in New Mexico. They are comfortable and light, 3/8" wide x 1 7/8" long.