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This extraordinary, museum-quality sterling silver bracelet is set with seven matching specimens of rare, high-grade Kingman Turquoise from Arizona.  The stones are an unreal pure blue color with depth and zat (life in the stone) with only faint amounts of tan matrix.  The centerstone measures 9/16" wide x 3/4" long, with all stones set in smooth bezel housings standing out against a darkened, old-style background accented simply with silver drops.  The bracelet was hand-fabricated and signed by Navajo silversmith Victor Begay in New Mexico, who decided on hand-stamped, scalloped sides from end to end.   A showcase piece if ever there was one, this is for a large-sized wrist.  It is 1 1/4" wide at the center and tapers down to 13/16" at the ends.  Smooth all over, sexy for a man's wrist, with an inside measurement of 6 1/8" plus an additional 1 1/1" gap that is slightly ... more info

Extraordinary color and depth!  This fabulous traditional row bracelet is set with five matching cabochons of rare, gem-quality turquoise from the famous Kingman Mine in Arizona. Mined over thirty years ago, the stones display an intense shade of deep royal blue interspersed with natural metallic Molybdenum matrix that is distinctive to this mine. The centerstone measures 1/2" wide x 13/16" long, all are bright with zat and smooth to the touch.  The stones are set in smooth bezel housings against a darkened background accented only with silver drops.  The bracelet is very comfortable and easy to adjust, measuring 7/8" wide at the center, tapering to 3/8" at the smooth, capped ends and has an inside measurement of 5 1/2" plus an additional 1 1/8" gap that is gently adjustable.  Hand-fabricated and signed by Etta Endito, Navajo, in New Mexico.  Size S-M.  Rare, collectible turquoise.   

This unique, old-style necklace and earrings set were hand-fabricated and signed by Navajo silversmith Derrick Gordon in New Mexico.  Derrick artfully hand-fabricated the sterling components that highlight the pendant that is set with three matching cabochons of high-grade, natural turquoise from the long-closed Blue Gem Turquoise Mine in Battle Mountain, Nevada.  The three cabochons are classic Blue Gem blue with a liquid-like character to the stones that exudes depth and zat.  The top stone in the pendant measures 11/16" wide x 7/16" wide, while the pendant measures 3/4" wide x 2" long in total.  The necklace is 18 1/2" long, and can have an extension chain added if requested.  The matching turquoise earrings are high-grade, natural turquoise from the Kingman Mine in Arizona.  Great, domed stones are vibrant, bright blue that's alive (aka "zat") and measure 5/16" wide x 7/16" long. Finished with solid silver backs and ... more info

This traditional, old-style row bracelet is set with seven rare cabochons of matching turquoise from the famous #8 Turquoise Mine in Nevada.  Distinctively #8, all seven are high-grade, natural eggshell-blue with distinct, well-defined spiderweb matrix; a lot of turquoise in one bracelet.  It was hand-fabricated and signed by Navajo silversmith Philbert Becatero in New Mexico and the centerstone measures 7/16" wide x 5/8" long. All are set in smooth bezel housings accented with only silver drops to show off the stones to greatest effect.  The bracelet has an inside measurement of 5 3/8" plus an additional 1" gap that is easily adjustable, size S-M.  Authentic American Turquoise.

Fabulous traditional style sterling silver ring. The ring features a fantastic specimen of Coral from the Sea of Japan. The gem-quality, natural domed stone is a beautiful shade of soft pink with darker areas of pink-peach showing through, 1/2" wide x 11/16" ,long. Set in a serrated bezel housing and surrounded by twist-wire and a silver border, it draws the eye and shows depth and clarity. The top of the ring measures 3/4" wide x 1" long, the ring has a comfortable tapering split-shank that is

Wow, these are certainly one-of-a-kind.  They are each set with rare, gem-grade, natural turquoise from such acclaimed American turquoise mines as Bisbee Turquoise from Arizona at the top, rare Cerrillos Turquoise from New Mexico in the middle and prestigious Battle Mountain Blue Gem from Nevada.  The special stones are gem-quality and natural, raised above the smooth bezel housings and illuminated with zat and wonderful turquoise energy.  The earrings were hand-fabricated and signed by Navajo silversmith Ruth Ann Begay in New Mexico and measure 5/8" wide x 1 3/4" long. They feel lightweight and comfortable enough for all day wear. 

This incredible row bracelet is set with three rare, natural turquoise stones from the Morenci Mine in Arizona. They display amazing depth and zat; a brilliant aqua to pure-blue with deeper blue watermarking and bold patches of metallic gold pyrite matrix that is amazing in person. The large centerstone is 5/8" wide and 3/4" long. Each stone sits in a smooth bezel housing framed with refined twist-wire accented with silver drops atop a twist-wire bracelet that is 7/8" at the center, tapering to 3/8" at the smooth capped ends.  Smooth and high-quality feeling throughout, made from heavy gauge silver. The old-style,   Hand-fabricated and signed by talented old-style Navajo jeweler Etta Endito in New Mexico. The bracelet tapers to 1/2" wide at the ends for comfort and has an inside measurement is 5 1/2 with a 1 1/4" gap that is gently adjustable. Size M-ML. One of a kind collector's ... more info

Completely hand-fabricated, this special sterling bracelet is set with hard to find turquoise from the Dry Creek Mine in Nevada.  The natural, high-grade specimen measures 5/8" wide x 1" long, and displays a soft 'hard-light' blue color characteristic of this mine.  Usually light-colored turquoise is soft, needs to be treated and will not take a polish, this mine produces exceptions to this rule.  The stone is softly dome-contoured showing bronze-toned matrix and feels entirely smooth to the touch.  Is is set in a smooth bezel housing framed by twisted-wire atop a scalloped cuff that has is decorated with stamped overlay, silver drops and hand stampwork.  It was made for a medium to large sized wrist with an inside measurement of only 5 3/4" plus an additional 1" gap.   Signed by Navajo silversmith Darrell Cadman in New Mexico. Size M - L.

Traditional sterling bracelet, great by itself or stacked with other bracelets. It is hand-stamped from end to end, 5/8" wide with a 6" inside plus a 1" gap that is adjustable. Hand made by Navajo artist, Albert Jake in New Mexico. Great bracelet for men!

These sterling dangle earrings are set with natural Australian Gaspeite. Lovely, lime green, earthy, refreshing and easy to wear. Hand fabricated in New Mexico by Navajo artist Vivian Barbone.  Light and comfortable. they measure 5/8" wide by 2" long with french wire hooks for pierced ears.