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These beautiful earrings are stunning when worn!  (Better than just flat in the pictures)   Set with rare, high-grade natural turquoise from the #8 Turquoise Mine in Nevada, the stones are sky-blue with characteristic orange-brown spiderwebbing, distinctive and feeling smooth to the touch.  They are surprisingly lightweight and dangle gently with nice balance.  They were hand-fabricated and signed by Navajo silversmith Annie Hoskie in New Mexico, and measure 1 1/2" wide x 3" long, finished with posts for pierced ears.

Great-looking and comfortable for every day!  This stunning ring is set with two beautiful matching specimens of gem-quality, natural Carico Lake Turquoise from Nevada.  The stones are glassy hard, bright lime-green with darker green webbing and faint traces of tan matrix, finished with a high polish and smooth to the touch. They are set framed by a silver drop border atop a comfortable "adjustable" split ring shank that is decorated on the sides with stamped overlay. The top measures 5/8" wide x 1 1/8" long and is a size 7 at it's smaller, though can be adjusted up to 8 1/2 as is. Can also be resized to a specified size. The ring was hand-fabricated and signed by Navajo silversmith Geraldine Yazzie in New Mexico.  One of a kind.

This was made from some of the most rare turquoise today, authentic "Battle Mountain Blue Gem" from Nevada. The beads have shine, hardness, zat and life in the stones, teal to pure deep-blue to aqua: distinctively Blue Gem, even from across the room! The design is pure old-style, hundreds of different shaded fantail wafer and blue spacer beads. This is a great necklace to wear when you feel like wearing something luxurious, just for yourself, and can be worn with a black dress or when you're in a casual, laid-back mood in a t-shirt and jeans.  Battle Mountain Blue Gem was often found as tiny, thin veins running through the rock, these fan-tail wafers were meticulously made by John Huntress of Santa Fe from his stash of gem-grade rough Blue Gem. It has a high shine due to the quality of the beads, is 22" long at it's shortest of the three strands, 1" long wafers at the center, finished with simple sterling cones, hook & eye. And as always, ... more info

This wonderful sterling bracelet is set with high-grade, natural Chinese Turquoise that is a rich shade of teal blue and sky-blue with fabulous, well-defined black matrix spiderwebbing that are all glassy, hard and smooth to the touch. These stones look better in person than able to capture in the photos. The centerstone is 1/4" wide by 3/8" long. Each stone is set in a smooth bezel housing accented with small, hand-made silver drops atop a comfortable sterling bracelet that is 3/8" wide at the center with an inside measurement is 5 1/8" plus a 1" gap that is easily adjustable. Hand fabricated in New Mexico by Navajo artist Verdy Jake. Size XS. 

The beads in this go-with-everything heishe necklace were made by hand by Marvin and Lillian Lovato of the Santo Domingo Pueblo in New Mexico. The deep Black Jet contrasts dramatically with blue Kingman Arizona Turquoise and culminates at the center with a matching Jet and Turquoise pendant (1" wide x 1 1/2" long, removable).  The beads are strung in a beautiful, eye-catching pattern as only Lillian can create. The five strands, finished with custom, hand-stamped and signed sterling cones measures 18" long at its shortest with a 4 1/2" silver extension chain for adjusting the length (shown at it's shortest on the model).  Striking looking, smooth to the touch and comfortable to wear.  This summer was the 37th year that the Lovato's have been showing at Indian Market. 

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!

I've had these earrings for years, and don't remember the specifics about them.  The pictures don't do the stones justice though, I'm guessing they are Kingman Turquoise from Arizona (natural or stabilized, I'm not sure, priced as stabilized) .  They have a brilliant hue of sky-blue with brown-metallic matrix; they are highly polished and smooth to the touch.  Understated silver work, the stones are set in smooth bezel housings with a solid silver back and simple hooks for pierced ears.  3/4" wide x 1 5/8" long, they have a high-quality look and feel and are signed BRD on the back.  Navajo made, maker unknown. 

The natural Baltic Amber in this pretty sterling ring is especially lively and colorful.  The round, domed stone is 5/16" in diameter, set in a smooth bezel and framed with twist-wire atop a 1/4"-wide twist-wire ring shank.  Size 9, can be resized.  Hand-fabricated and signed by Etta Endito, Navajo, in New Mexico. 

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. 

The turquoise in this traditional styled Navajo pendant is set with seven amazing cabochons of gem-quality, natural turquoise from the famous Blue Gem Mine in Battle Mountain, Nevada.   The color and character in the matching stones is extraordinary in person, a rich shade of royal blue that you can see across the room.  The center stone measures 7/16" wide x 5/16" long, while the pendant in total measures 1 3/4" wide x 1 1/2" long.  It was hand-fabricated and signed by Navajo silversmith Harold Bacenti in New Mexico.  Finished with a solid silver back and hook for your beads or chains.  Beads or chains available separately.  One of a kind.