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#50593
Hannaweeke Carico Lake Turquoise Zuni Hoop Earrings |
I wore these earrings during Indian Market and everyone commented on my 'great earrings'. They were entirely hand-made by Zuni elders Alice and Thomas Hannaweeke, who are mentioned in the Smithsonian and have been making jewelry together for over 50 years. These are set with rare, high-grade, natural Carico Lake Turquoise and feel wonderfully light on the ear. They dangle gently and look and feel like the penultimate Zuni earrings. 7/8" wide x 1 1/4" long, signed TAH. Only one pair available.
$325.00
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#50604
Zuni Sterling Carico Lake Turquoise Sterling Dome Ring |
Extraordinary workmanship is evident in this exotic, hand-made ring. The ring is set with high-grade, natural Carico Lake Turquoise and decorated with refined small silver drops and twist-wire. Well-balanced and comfortable, the top measures 1" in diameter x 1/2" high, and the pretty, decorated tapering ring shank is between a Size 8 and 8 1/4, though can be resized. Signed "DW", by Darlene Weebothe, Zuni Pueblo.
$345.00
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#50600
Carico Lake Turquoise Zuni Cluster Link Bracelet by J. Owaleon |
Award-winning Zuni artist Josie Owaleon is well known for her amazing needlepoint and cluster technique. Her work is showcased in some of the finest shops and museums in the country, including the Heard Museum Shop in Phoenix. You will usually only see her work with Sleeping Beauty Turquoise and Red Coral, this extraordinary link bracelet is set with rare, high-grade, natural Carico Lake Turquoise from Nevada. The five clusters measure 7/8" wide x 1" long each, that glow a beautiful lime-green color, in addition to the delightful smaller links and clasp. All together the bracelet is 7 3/4" long. Lightweight, beautifully constructed and secure, this bracelet is a dream to wear. Signed.
$875.00
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#41332
Natural Bisbee Turquoise Sterling Ring |
The beautiful natural turquoise stone in this sterling ring is from the Bisbee Mine in Arizona. It displays aqua to sky-blue coloring with red-brown matrix and is glassy, hard and smooth to the touch. 1/4" wide by 1/2" long. It is set in a smooth bezel atop a comfortable, narrow shank that is currently a size 7 1/4, can be resized. The stone was supplied by Bruce Mead of Bisbee, Arizona. Hand fabricated by Anglo artist Noah Pfeffer.
$110.00
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#32094
Kingman Molybdenum Turquoise Sterling Ring |
This incredible old-style ring is set with a rare specimen of gem-quality, natural Kingman Turquoise from Arizona. The glassy, hard stone is a brilliant pure-blue color highlighted with metallic molybdenum matrix. 9/16" wide x 1 5/16" long, the stone has depth and zat, and feels smooth to the touch. It is set in a smooth bezel housing framed by twist-wire atop a tapering split ring shank decorated with stamped overlay. The ring was hand-fabricated and signed by Navajo silversmith Geraldine Yazzie in New Mexico. It is a size 7, adjustable up to 8 1/2 as is, can be resized if desired.
$375.00
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#32095
#8 Spiderweb Turquoise Sterling Navajo Ring |
Just Fabulous! This gorgeous sterling ring is set with a large specimen of high-grade, natural turquoise from the famous #8 Mine in Nevada. The stone is classic #8: eggshell blue intermixed with fine, well-defined blue and bronze-toned spiderweb matrix that glassy, polished and smooth to the touch (exception: tiny matrix pit visible in area of bezel at low end). It measures 1/2" wide x 1 1/2" long, and is set in a smooth bezel housing framed by twist-wire atop a comfortable, tapering split ring shank that is a size 6 1/4 at it's smallest, though is adjustable up to 7 1/2 with no problem. Hand-fabricated and signed by master Navajo silversmith Verdy Jake in New Mexico.
$300.00
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#41431
Sm. Morenci Turquoise Stud Earrings by Chambless |
Clean, stylish and understated, these 5/16"-square sterling earrings were hand-fabricated by long-time master inlayer Philip Chambless in New Mexico. They were inlaid with high-grade, natural Morenci Turquoise from Arizona and display a captivating shade of sky blue. Smooth to the touch. Finished with posts for pierced ears.
$105.00
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#50589
5-Strand Pipestone & Melon Shell Heishe Necklace |
This one buzzes with an exciting color pattern. The beautiful, flowing necklace was entirely hand-made by Marvin and Lillie Lovato of the Santo Domingo Pueblo in New Mexico. Visit the "About Heishe Page" to see them going through the steps of making a necklace like this. The five strands of 1/8" beads are made up of red-brown Pipestone and peach Melon Shell. This one required a higher level of difficulty to construct because the pipestone is so much softer than the melon, so they had to be very careful when spinning the beads to make them a uniform size. The necklace is finished with their custom sterling silver stamped and signed cones. Versatile, earthy, and comfortable, the beads are soft and smooth. 18" long at it's shortest plus 5" extension chain for adjusting the length. Marvin and Lillie will be showing their work for the 35th year at the prestigous, juried Santa Fe Indian Market Native art show this summer.
$385.00
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#8191
Oscar Cellicion Rainbow Man Zuni Inlay Necklace |
This magnificent Rainbow Man necklace was commissioned directly from Oscar Cellicion, Zuni, by a New England collector in 1984. Oscar was more than 80 years old at the time. A member of the famous Cellicion family, known for their inlay work. Oscar's work is considered among the finest of Zuni inlay work; some believe it to be the best of all Zuni inlay work and this necklace adds to that opinion. Producing this necklace took Oscar about six months as he was heavily involved in traditional Zuni religious events, especially the Shalako ceremony (held early every December). The necklace has eleven Rainbow Man Kachinas, which is a Zuni symbol for the supreme kachina spirit of harmony and beauty; a sign of the grace of the Great Mystery that gives man the privilege of walking this earth. The sterling silver and lapidary work are flawless. The stones include turquoise, black jet, both white and gold mother of pearl shell and Mediterranean coral. Strung on strong foxtail chain with...
$2,800.00
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#41392
Carico Lake Turquoise & Peridot Dangle Clip Earrings |
These earrings were made about six years ago, been in a private collection until now. They are set with high-grade natural Carico Lake Turquoise from Nevada. Stones like this were rare back then, back when we were saying "turquoise like this is not going to be around forever" but the limited supply still seemed somewhat plentiful. Today this quality is just not available, or at exorbitant prices. The four matching Carico cabochons are a bright lime-green color with pockets of blue amidst tan-brown matrix webbing, set with contrasting Abalone Shell and a green peridot at the stud. Designed and signed by Mitzi of Santa Fe, New Mexico, one of a kind. 5/8" wide x 2 7/8" long, bottom stone is 5/8" x 5/8". Finished with clip backs (can be converted to posts at additional charge).
$1,200.00
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