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With wonderful design and set with high grade Royston turquoise, this piece is very pleasing to the eye. Each of the five stones portrays marvelous hues of deep to light olive green with tan-brown matrix. The item was created by Navajo artist Guy Hoskie who included thick intricate hand woven wire extending the length of the band. Both small and large sterling silver droplets accent the item giving all emphasis to the beauty of the stone.

These gorgeous earrings hand fabricated by Navajo artist Andy Cadman feature two eye-dazzling rare gem grade Blue Gem turquoise cabochons. Each stone is a stunning deep sky blue with tan matrix, surrounded with fine hand woven wire and sterling silver drops that go from small to large.

With a unique sunburst design and set with rare high grade Carico Lake Spiderweb turquoise this piece is highly collectible and one of a kind. Created by award winning Navajo artist, Calvin Martinez, the cabochon is a brilliant lime green with chocolate brown webbing surrounded with a shadowbox effect. The sunburst is outlined with fine thin lines and a very nice dome. A split shank is included with stamp work on the underside of the band.

This gorgeous piece created by Navajo artist, Andy Cadman, is set with rare high grade Carico Lake Spiderweb turquoise with a stunning lime green hue and tan matrix. The artist surrounded each stone with fine bezel work, hand woven wire, and sterling silver droplets, both plain and with stamp work.

These beautiful earrings hand made by Navajo artist Andy Cadman feature two stunning rare gem grade Blue Gem turquoise cabochons from Nevada. Each stone is an eye-catching deep sky blue with tan matrix. Each stone is encircled with fine hand woven wire and sterling silver drops that go from small to large in the center.

Created by award winning Navajo artist, Ned Nez, this wonderful ring is set with rare gem grade Blue Gem turquoise from Nevada. Giving all emphasis to the beauty stone, the artist skillfully encircled the cabochon with an intricate fluted hand chiseled bezel. Deep v-shape stamps are portrayed on either side of the shank as well as three fine thin lines.

Hand made by award winning Navajo artist, Sammie Kescoli Begay, this exceptional work of art is set with rare gem grade Aztec Spiderweb turquoise from Nevada. The stone contains amazing eye-catching hues of deep blue with chocolate, and deep red spiderweb matrix. This stone has a very interesting history as well. According to Frank R. Morrissey, author of Turquoise Deposits of Nevada, the Aztec turquoise mine was first discovered in 1889 by George Simmons who detected remnants of an early and primitive lapidary shop. This was thought to indicate that the miners may have been Aztecs or Toltecs. Given the quality and rarity of the turquoise, Sammie put a tremendous amount of time and effort into complimenting the beauty of the stone. Thick hand woven wire is portrayed around the bezel of each cabochon, followed by his signature intricate detail in hand rolled and hammered ingot sterling silver.

Museum quality- This awe inspiring one of a kind set was hand fabricated by award winning Navajo artist Calvin Martinez. The beauty of these two pieces is seldom seen in todays market. The bracelet displays fifteen thick, rare gem grade Brandon turquoise cabochons with a matching ring. The turquoise gems have rich hues of aqua blue-green with lively golden brown and dark blue matrix. This particular type of turquoise is extremely rare and was originally discovered by a Native American miner named Brandon. Production was small and the mine produced very little. The stones are encircled with fine traditional detail in ingot sterling silver with hand woven wire, large and small droplets, and deep stamp work with dark oxidation. Calvin is a true master silversmith and we consider this to be some of his finest work.

Hand made by Navajo artist Geneva Apachito, this piece features two gorgeous natural Nevada rare Royal Blue turquoise stones. The cabochons are a beautiful sky blue with a hint of light golden brown matrix. The artist surrounded each stone with simple yet elegant hand twisted wire and sterling silver droplets that go from small to large.

Magnificent- This eye-dazzling one of a kind belt buckle was hand fabricated by award winning Navajo silversmith Leonard Nez. The piece is set with a phenomenal specimen of rare gem grade Darling Darlene turquoise with a deep blue hue and gorgeous reddish and golden brown matrix. This particular type of turquoise comes from Nevada and was first discovered in the early 1970's by Joe Barredo. The mine was named after Darlene, one of Barredo's daughters. The mine was small and produced just a minimal amount of gem quality stone. Absolutely gorgeous. The artist complimented the stone with exquisite overlayed and layered sterling silver with his signature detail and dark oxidation. An excellent addition to any collection of fine quality.