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#41449
Purple Sugilite 14kt & Sterling Dangle Earrings |
Sug (pronounced "soog") earrings like this don't come around very often. The bright Sugilite stones are originally from South Africa, and found in manganese mines (so frequently will show the black manganese host rock in the stone). The stones are a brilliant shade of purple and measure 5/16" wide x 1 3/8" long. Elegant. feather-light and shaped to flatter, the stones are set in smooth 14kt gold bezels and sterling silver backs that are open to allow the light to pass through the stones. Hand-fabricated by Navajo artist Verdy Jake in New Mexico.
$380.00
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#70110
Ray Tracey Lapis, Coral & Variscite Inlay Earrings |
Meticulously inlaid with eye-catching, natural materials, these lighweight sterling silver earrings were made and signed by world-famous Navajo artist Ray Tracey in New Mexico. They are inlaid with pretty Pink Coral, blue Lapis Lazuli and soft green Variscite from Nevada. 7/16" wide x 1 1/8" long, they are easy to wear and go from day to night. Signed.
$170.00
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#70119
Red Coral Sterling Navajo Earrings by Arlene Russell |
These beautiful, stylish earrings were hand-fabricated and signed by Navajo silversmith Arlene Russell in New Mexico. They have Mediterranean Red Coral at the posts and soft sterling dangles displaying a darkened curving pattern that is very pleasing to the eye. Light and comfortable, with posts for pierced ears, they measure 1/2" wide x 1 1/8" long.
$89.00
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#70109
Red Coral Sterling Tufa Bracelet by Ira Custer |
This fabulous, contempory piece of art was hand-made by Ira Custer, Navajo, New Mexico. Ira almost exclusively uses the ancient tufa-casting technique to cast his jewelry, which leaves a unique textured surface to each piece. This wave bracelet comfortably curves around the wrist while showcasing a flawless specimen of natural Mediterranean Red Coral (7/16" wide x 3/4"). The bracelet has a smooth, polished interior that measures 5 1/2" plus an additional 1 1/4" gap that is gently adjustable. Signed, Size M to ML. Ira was born of the Bitter Water Clan & the Zuni clan. He began jewelry making actively in 1990 and works out of his home in Defiance, NM (five miles west of Gallup). His background in silver-smithing came from his parents, Benny and Emily Custer and from his grandparents. His award winning pieces can be found in many fine galleries and museums across the North and Southwestern United States and as far east as Europe. TUFA CASTING: Tufa is porous rock made of volcanic ash...
$265.00
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#70121
Don Supplee Hopi 18kt Gold Red Coral Corn Earrings |
These special, hand-fabricated earrings were made by reknown Hopi artist Don Supplee. They are solid 18kt gold set with gem-quality, natural Mediterranean Red Coral (3/16" wide x 3/8" long) that is pure red in color (no orange). The corn cobs dangle gently and make the total length 1 3/8" long. Finished with 18kt gold posts for pierced ears and gold backs. Made in 2000, in private collection until now. ADDITIONAL INFO: Don Supplee grew up near the Hopi Reservation in Flagstaff, Arizona and is a member of the Bear Clan The son of two teachers, he was encouraged to pursue his dreams, which happened to lead him to culinary school. After several years as an accomplished chef, Don began observing the jewlery techniques of his older brother, Charles, an acclaimed silversmith. Don Supplee worked with his brother for three years and began to develop his own style using metal fabrication, inlaying, stone casting and the the lost wax process to make his jewlery. He...
$550.00
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#70107
Multi-Stone Link Bracelet by Mary Marie |
This sterling silver link bracelet was hand-fabricated by Navajo artist Mary Marie. There is a great two-tone, natural Royston Nevada Turquoise stone that is set at the link that clicks in securely. The other links are set with Orange and Red Spiney Oyster Shell from the Sea of Cortez, blue Lapis Lazuli, #8 Spiderweb Turquoise from Nevada, blue Morenci Arizona Turquoise and Purple Sugilite from South Africa; all natural. Not signed. 5/8" wide x 7 1/4" long with safety chain. Note: when putting it on my 6 1/8" wrist it was tight to get on with the safety chain attached, I wouldn't do it again, but when on it was loose but felt comfortable; not too big. The chain can be totally removed if you don't want to use it. The silver insert snaps into the housing tightly and securely.
$480.00
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#70102
Michael Kirk Navajo 14k & Sterling Feather Bracelet |
This realisic looking feather bracelet is hand-fabricated 14 karat gold on sterling silver. It was designed and created by Michael Kirk, who learn silver smithing from his big brother Andy Lee Kirk. Michael has been creating his beautiful stylized jewelery since 1971. Comfortable and well-balanced, the bracelet measures 3/4" wide at the center tapering down to 1/4" wide at one end. It has an inside measurement of 5 5/8" plus an additional 1" opening that is gently adjustable. Size M to ML.
$380.00
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#41410
Mediterranean Red Coral Navajo Earrings |
These lightweight, high-quality dangle earrings bring just enough color to your face without being overwhelming. Set with natural Mediterranean Red Coral. Great for all day, every day, with a feminine, understated design, they were made and signed by Navajo silversmith Geneva Apacheto in New Mexico and measure 7/16" wide x 2" long.
$160.00
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#41381
Sterling Navajo Inlay Earrings |
Pretty and feather-light, these sterling earrings are inlaid with purple sugilite, turquoise, orange spiney oyster shell, lime gaspeite, black jet and opal (lab-created). With posts for pierced ears, 1/4" wide x 1 3/8" long. Navajo-made in New Mexico, signed (but hard to read).
$89.00
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#41424
Mark Roanhorse Crawford Red Coral Tufa Cast Bracelet |
This enchanting, one of a kind piece was created by the very young Mark Roanhorse Crawford, now only 20 years old. He is the younger brother of the famous Michael Roanhorse Crawford and a rising star in Native American jewelry - his work and designs are far beyond his years. Made two years ago, this bracelet is titled "Snow over the Chuskas". He only works in the tufa cast method (the mold usually only lasts for one casting), each sparkling 'snowflake' was put on the darkened background by hand, one at a time. The inside of the bracelet, hidden from view in true Navajo tradition, are naturalistic, tufa-cast scene of rural Navajo life: hogan, clouds, fencing, trees and plants including Mark's stylized signature. The offset natural Mediterranean Red Coral stone measures 5/16" x 1" long, set in a raised, notched bezel housing. 1" wide with an inside measurement of 5 1/4" plus an additional 1 1 /16" gap. From Case Trading Post: "I am a 18...
$1,200.00
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