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Exceptional and outstanding circa 1930 twelve strand coral necklace strung with sterling silver beads and small nuggets of natural turquoise and clam shell. This piece includes two jaclas, one of gem grade Number Eight Spiderweb turquoise and one of gem grade Royston turquoise. The jacla beads are hand rolled and drilled sterling silver. One is tipped with clam shell, the other with coral. Among the finest known, this piece was made for ceremonial use. The jacla contains 244 carats.

Incredible circa 1930 Navajo rolled and hammered ingot cluster bracelet set with eighty eight artist cut high grade Lone Mountain turquoise cabochons. One of the finest known.

Stunning 1930-40 rare gem grade Number Eight turquoise hand rolled and drilled necklace. Twenty four inches long the necklace has an attached matching hand rolled and drilled six inch jacla. The necklace has eleven Number Eight spiderweb nuggets dangling apart from the beads which are separated by five high grade corals. The jacla tip is clam shell. A magnificent one of a kind piece with six hundred and thirty six carats of rare and classic Nevada turquoise.

This beautiful piece hand made by award winning Navajo artist Leonard Nez features an amazing rare Dry Creek turquoise stone. The cabochon is a gorgeous pale blue with chocolate brown matrix. The silver work is stunning as well with a shadowbox effect around the stone and simple but very elegant detail and design.

This beautiful piece created by award winning Navajo artist Leonard Nez features a stunning rare Dry Creek turquoise cabochon. The stone is a gorgeous pale blue with a hint of chocolate brown matrix. The silver work is amazing as well with a shadowbox design around the stone and simple but very elegant detail.

This outstanding one of a kind piece hand fabricated by award winning Hopi artist Chalmers Day portrays a gorgeous scene in sterling silver. A corn maiden is depicted in the item grinding corn, facing a large pottery symbol, with the storm clouds and rain up above. A sun design can also be detected in the upper left hand portion of the item with a wind symbol in the upper right. The artist also included a gorgeous corn dangle with very fine detail adding a very special touch as well.

This incredibly beautiful piece hand fabricated by award winning Navajo artist Tommy Jackson features amazing multi color inlay. The stone portrayed in this gorgeous item includes Sleeping Beauty turquoise, lapis lazuli, gem grade Mediterranean coral and onyx in a stunning display of vibrant color. Two small Navajo rug pattern designs can be seen towards the end of each terminal with fine detail as well.

As seen in Cowboys and Indians Magazine this extraordinary one of a kind piece hand fabricated by award winning Navajo artist Leonard Nez is of very fine collector quality. The item portrays exquisite overlay with exceptional elaborate detail and is set with magnificent gem grade Royston turquoise. The cabochons are an elegant deep blue green with tan, chocolate, and golden brown matrix. The artist included wonderful shadowbox designs with oxidation around each stone giving all emphasis to their brilliant color. In addition this piece also includes gorgeous sterling silver beads with the medallions hanging from center.

This incredibly eye catching piece hand fabricated by award winning Navajo artist Ned Nez features an amazing high grade Royston turquoise cabochon. The stone is a beautiful deep green with olive green hues. The silver work of the item is gorgeous as well with intricate design on the outside and inside with fine detail.

This gorgeous one of a kind piece hand fabricated by award winning Navajo artist Terry Martinez features an incredible Royston turquoise cabochon. The tear drop shape stone is a beautiful deep olive green with orange brown matrix. In addition the hammered ingot design in sterling silver is very elaborate with wonderful detail on both sides of the shank and small droplets and hand twisted wire around the bezel of the stone.