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| #8191 Oscar Cellicion Rainbow Man Zuni Inlay Necklace | |
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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  Max: 1  |
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| #8188 Orvil Jack Turquoise, Sugilite & Orange Spiney Inlay Bracelet | |
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This sophisticated bracelet was created by one of Indian jewelry's prize-winning masters. Ever adventurous when it comes to high-grade, natural materials, Tommy Jackson has tightly inlaid this wave bracelet with lime-green Orvil Jack Nevada Turquoise, purple Sugilite from South Africa and Orange Spiney Oyster Shell in an amazing geometric pattern that takes your breath away. The sleek and smooth bracelet is beautifully crafted and finished, and feels great on the wrist. It will fit a small to small-medium wrist at 51/4" inside, it cannot be bent. SIgned with the word Jackson inside a fish. One of a kind. Inner Circumference: 5 1/4" Gap : 1 1/16" Full Inner Circumference Including Gap: 6 3/16" (cannot be adjusted) Bracelet Width: 1 3/8" wide tapering to 1" at ends Size: S-SM $2,400.00 Max: 1 |
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| #8187 Gem Carico Lake Turquoise Cluster Bracelet by T. Martinez | |
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Terry, brother to Calvin Martinez, is a master silversmith known for using only the finest turquoise in his jewelry. Terry adapts the ingot style, rolled and hand pounded techniques to create some of the most striking jewelry available today. Terry Martinez is a regular supplier to the famed Hubbell Trading Post National Monument, and his work is featured prominently in the finest galleries throughout the country. This museum-quality cluster bracelet is set with 13 large, oval cabochons of gem-grade, natural Carico Lake Turquoise from Nevada. The color and quality in each stone is amazing, with some that have blue and green in one stone; always exciting to see. Each stone has fantastic matrix spiderwebbing as well, unreal to see this much turquoise in one piece. The bracelet can fit a medium-sized woman's wrist, at around 6 1/2" and can be slightly adjusted. Signed, collector's piece. Inner... $8,500.00 Max: 1 |
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| #8189 XS NaNa Ping Turquoise Sampler Inlay Bracelet | |
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Since inlay bracelets cannot be bent, (or risk popping a stone out), the ladies with tiny wrists have a hard time finding a piece that fits. This one is for you. Made to fit up to a 5 1/8" wrist, the contemporary, polished cuff has a 5/8"-wide channel inlaid with high-grade, natural turquoise from such prestigous American Turquoise Mines such Bisbee, Turquoise Mountain, Morenci, Royston, Pilot Mountain and Candelaria. Each exotic, thick tile has some sort of characteristic matrix webbing or pattern that makes this piece fascinating. The bracelet was made by award-winning Yaqui jeweler NaNa Ping (who's American name is Michael Garcia) and measures 1" wide at the center tapering to 11/16" wide at the ends. 4 1/4" inside plus a 7/8" gap that is not adjustable. Size XXS. SIgned, one of a kind. $2,200.00 Max: 1 |
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| #41318 Persian Turquoise, Sugilite & Coral Eckhardt Necklace | |
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This outrageous necklace is made from natural, gem-grade Persian Turquoise. Made by famed beadmaker Bruce Eckhardt in Santa Fe, New Mexico, the unusual shaped beads display shades of aqua and green accented with two similar beads of natural Purple Sugilite. The beads graduate in size from 1 3/8" long at the center to 3/8" long at the ends. There are Orange Spiney, Pink Coral, Fossil Ivory, Opal and blue Turquoise spacer beads as well. Finished with 14kt gold hook and eye clasp, the necklace is 20 3/4" long. $3,500.00 Max: 1 |
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| #8159 Tommy Jakcson Carico Lake Turquoise Cuff Bracelet | |
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Luxurious and exciting, this sterling silver bracelet is set with a massive specimen of natural, gem-gradeCarico Lake Turquoise from Nevada. The extravagant stone has brilliant lime-green color with a wonderful patch of blue peaking through, interlaced with tan matrix; all which is mostly smooth to the touch. Measuring 3/4" wide by 1 1/4" long, the centerstone is set in a serrated bezel housing atop an amazing 1 1/2" wide sterling silver bracelet made using the overlay technique showing bold, darkened grooves that bring drama and contrast to this stunning piece. Designed, hand-fabricated and signed by award winning Navajo artist Tommy Jackson. It has a 5 1/4" inside measurement plus a 1 1/8" gap that can't be adjusted. Size S to SM. $2,800.00 Max: 1 |
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| #8158 Red Coral Sterling Bracelet by Tommy Jackson | |
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This piece is at the top of contemporary Native American jewelry artistry today. Designed, hand-fabricated and signed by renowned and award winning Navajo jeweler Tommy Jackson in New Mexico. Set with three specimens of natural, gem-grade Mediterranean Red Coral that is a warm shade of red with hints of orange, it is a shade that looks great on many skin tones. The long centerstone measures 3/8" wide by 1 1/4" long; all three stones are set in hand-filed bezels atop a 1 1/2"-wide sterling silver bracelet created using the overlay technique and displaying deep, darkened geometric grooves that show off the coral stones to great effect. Comfortable and well-balanced, the bracelet has an inside measurement of 5 1/2" plus an additional 1" gap, not really adjustable due to the overlay design. Size M. $2,600.00 Max: 1 |
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| #8155 Alfred Lomaquahu Hopi Sun God Kachina | |
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This thought-provoking, museum-quality kachina was created by award-winning Hopi artist Alfred "Bo" Lomahquahu. "Dawa," the Sun God Kachina, is rising up from the clouds surrounding our Mother Earth playing his flute, sending blessings of peace and harmony down to us. Carved in 2001, Alfred says regarding this kachina "the Sun God is a Father to us, through his light and warmth we have life. He is there watching over us playing songs and giving prayers for all Life." The Sun God Kachina (also known as the Sunface Kachina in Zuni) is a powerful symbol of peace and positive energy. He is the "Bringer of New Life and New Beginnings," which is why you see Sunface symbols on Pueblo jewelry, pottery and fetishes. Added to our collection right before 9/11/, this Kachina represents the bringing together of us as brothers and sisters on one very small planet. He asks us to have respect for one another and give thanks for all our blessings. The size of... $5,800.00 Max: 1 |
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| #8052 Alfred Lomaquahu Hano Mana Hopi Kachina | |
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This exquisite, sensitive kachina was carved by multi award-winning artist Alfred "Bo" Lomahquahu of the Hopi Pueblo in Arizona over six years ago. She's been in our private collection up until now. Alfred never carves two kachinas the same way, so she's unique. She's over 15" tall and carved from ONE piece of cottonwood root (which resists cracking) except for the feather in her hair, the lilypads at her feet and the bird in her hand. Hano Mana appears in the Bean Dance on Second Mesa and in the Water Serpent Ceremony on First Mesa. She almost always has a turquoise face and a basket of corn, usually in her hands. This kachina (or katsina) is very different from the "traditional style" of Hopi Kachina. The most distinctive feature of the modern contemporary dolls is their attention to detail: in this piece you can see the individual strands of her hair, her bracelets and turquoise necklace, the small wrinkle at her underarm and threads on her robe just to... $5,700.00 Max: 1 |
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