This collectible, old sterlng pin is a Connestoga wagon inlaid with turquoise, black jet and white Mother of Pearl shell. The moveable wheels have turquoise hubs! Hand-fabricated and inlaid at the Zuni Pueblo, circa 1970's, not signed, maker unknown. 1 7/8" wide x 1 3/8" high.

This masterful Buffalo Dancer Bolo measures 3" wide x  5 1/2'' long.  He was hand-fabricated by Jonathan Beyuka from the Zuni Pueblo.  It has been in private collections until now, exact history unknown, it has not been polished, could be from the 80's.  Jonathan is continuing the tradition of his famous father Eddie Beyuka (deceased).  Leave it in it's stand (with a drum in front of him) when not being worn, wonderful for both men and women.  he is posed with his right knee bent and held, mid-dance step.  He holds a rattle in his right hand and a non-static stylized bell in his left hand that can removed to be a tie tack. The purpose of the ringing of the bells and the rattling was to attract the attention of the Spirit of the Buffalo. He is carved in incredible detail. The topmost piece of white Mother of Pearl Shell (which may be symbolic of the Sun) + Buffalo Headdress ... more info

These are one of many designs from talented New Mexican Artist David Dear. He calls them his Stealth design. Flattering, comfortable and contemporary, 1" wide by 3/4" long. They look great for any occasion, day or night.

This heishe necklace was hand-spun and created by Lillie and Marvin Lovato of the Santo Domingo Pueblo. Please see our About Heishe Page for a detailed description of what's involved in making a necklace like this. They are from 17" to 19" long, made from Kingman Turquoise rough from Arizona (stab.) spun into 1/8" wide beads. They are finished with Sterling Silver cones and hook & eye. Great by itself or with a lightweight pendant hanging from it, can be worn by a man or woman. Please specify length in notes at checkout.

This attractive sterling cuff bracelet is set with a wonderful specimen of natural Kingman Turquoise from Arizona. The stone is an ethereal shade of sky-blue punctuated with dramatic blue spiderweb matrix (also known as watermarking) that is hard, highly-polished and smooth to the touch, and measures 5/8" wide by 3/4" long.  It is set in a smooth bezel housing framed in twist wire atop a 13/16"-wide sterling cuff that is hand-stamped from end to end.  Hand-fabricated and signed by award-winning Navajo silversmith Gary Reeves in New Mexico.  5 3/8 " inside measurement plus an additional  1" gap that can be gently adjusted. size S to M.

The incredible turquoise stone in this silver bracelet is a large specimen of gem-grade, natural turquoise from the Candelaria Turquoise Mine in Nevada.  The soft triangular stone is bold: gently-domed which feels great...and a deep aqua-blue color that exudes bright energy, along with strong markings of natural matrix.  The stone measures 1" wide x 11/16" high, and it's set in a smooth bezel housing framed by twist-wire atop a fabulous 1 1/16"-wide sterling cuff that is decorated and stamped from end to end.  The cuff was hand-fabricated and signed by Navajo silversmith Etta Endito in New Mexico and has an inside measurement of 5 5/8" plus an additional 1 1/8" gap that is adjustable.  One of a kind. Size M - ML. 

This fantastic, old-style tab necklace was created by long-time New Mexico jeweler, lapidary, painter, poet, turquoise miner and musician Mose McCormack.   Mose has cut five cd's of his music, and has found a following in Australia - check out his MySpace page.  I'm excited about carrying his work.  The turquoise in this piece is high-grade, natural Royston Turquoise from Nevada that shows a multitude of deep, rich shades of blue, aqua and green that makes it look like a vintage necklace that a Navajo would wear.  The spacer beads graduate in size from 1/4" at the center down to 3/16" at the ends, while the tabs measure 3/4" long at the center, down to 1/4" at the smallest.  The two-strand necklace is finished with turquoise cones, hand-made sterling beads and hook and eye clasp.  Feels great on, and will only get better over time with wear and love. 21 1/2" long measuring the (shortest) top strand, so hangs lower ... more info

This wedding basket pendant is made from sterling silver and copper. It is 5/8" diameter and comes with an 18" sterling silver chain. Navajo made in New mexico and signed by R.H. Begay.

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

Perfect color for the upcoming Summer season! They are set with natural, high-grade Australian Gaspeite that is a bright lime-green color with faint brown matrix.  Lovely, earthy and well-made, they were hand-fabricated and signed by Navajo silversmith Vera Jake in New Mexico.  Not heavy and easy to wear.  They measure 1/2" wide by 1 1/2" long with posts for pierced ears.