Jennifer Curtis

Fine gem grade natural Royston is scarce on today’s market. This particular cabochon represents the top 1% from the mine and exhibits gorgeous, luscious deep translucent 3D hues of green...

Even with Jennifer’s simpler all silver creations she uses the same level of precision and expertise she does with her large masterpieces. You can see this with her beautiful dangle...

The reason Easter Blue turquoise is seldom encountered is due to the extreme location of the mine. Located north of the Royston mining district, the claim sits on top of...

A rare and beautiful gem grade natural specimen from Egypt was chosen for this striking ring by Jennifer Curtis. Occasionally specimens are found at the historic dumps, overlooked for hundreds...

The Blue Star is a historic claim found in the Candelaria Hills of north central Nevada.  A decade or two ago a group of miners attempted to open it up...

Decades ago Thomas Curtis made a handful of pieces with his son Thomas jr, prior to  his son’s untimely passing. Today they are seldom encountered, yet when one surfaces it...

Navajo master silver and goldsmith Jennifer Curtis has created a bracelet of sophisticated beauty. The shank is heavy, deeply stamped and oxidized with a shimmering step pattern overlaid from solid 14 karat gold running down the middle. An outstanding flawless rare gem grade natural Mediterranean oxblood coral cabochon is set as the central focus of the piece. The gem is deep red enhanced with smooth silverwork and a stunning bezel of solid 14 karat gold appropriate for the quality of the bracelet.

Jennifer Curtis has created a ring that defines just how creative a talented silver and goldsmith can be. The ring shank is deeply stamped and oxidized. A step design is overlaid from solid 14 karat gold in the center of the band adding an eye-dazzling effect. A marvelous rare gem grade natural Mediterranean oxblood coral cabochon is placed atop the shank in a solid 14 karat gold bezel appropriate for such a beautiful ring. A smooth outer lip of silverwork encircling the bezel completes the elegance of the piece.

Bangle bracelets are seldom created as beautiful as these. Jennifer Curtis uses heavy gauge half round sterling silver wire to create the bangle. She stamps each piece with her unusual tools in a distinctive design and etches the middle of the stamping. Worn together or apart they shimmer with elegance on the wrist.

Navajo silversmith Jennifer Curtis has created this magnificent one of a kind bracelet by selecting a striking rare gem grade natural Apache Blue turquoise cabochon to highlight her signature silver work. The gem is a lustrous deep blue with wispy dark reddish-brown host rock matrix. Mined in a hat claim in Nevada, some of the highest grade turquoise originates in small quantities. The bracelet is two inches wide to compliment the quality of the rare gem. Using her fathers home made stamps to deeply penetrate the substantial gauge of sterling, she creates a clean elegant look with perfect symmetry. The bezel work is unusually fine and folds over the top of the stone as well.