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This gorgeous ring features a stunning large gem grade natural Blue Gem turquoise cabochon. The specimen is deep aqua blue-green with incredible depth and luster. This is the highest grade of turquoise found at this depleted mine. The gem was discovered in the early 1970s and is seldom seen on today's market. It is encircled by a hand chiseled bezel unique to the artist and sits on a heavy ten gauge sterling silver shank that is deeply stamped and textured for effect. The finished ring is beautiful on the finger and highly collectible.

A large gem grade natural black web Kingman turquoise has been chosen to set atop this gorgeous ring. The cabochon represents the very finest quality from the mine and is a marvelous deep blue with incredibly fine pin point black spiderweb matrix. This quality is seldom encountered due to the complexity of the webbing and depth of hue. The stone is encircled by a hand chiseled bezel, perfectly filed and cut. The shank is the ideal compliment to the beauty of the cabochon as well and is created out of two pieces of sterling silver. One piece has precisely cut petroglyph designs and is overlaid on to the second that is etched and oxidized to create the eye-dazzling effect. The finished ring wears beautifully on the hand and is highly collectible.

Leo Yazzie, now in his late 70s, made this marvelous bolo for his personal use. His creations are known for their unique designs and fine gems. This incredible bolo features an outstanding deep blue, high domed gem grade natural Red Mountain turquoise with vibrant red and golden-brown spiderweb matrix. The gem is set on a chic delicately etched plane with intricate and precisely hand cut designs on each side. Behind the plane is dark black oxidization that causes the design to dazzle the viewer. Fine hand made sliders are set on a superb supple hand made bolo cord with a flat neck strap. Elegant tips unique to Leo's work sit at each end completing the piece.

A fine rare high grade natural Lone Mountain spiderweb turquoise was selected by the artist out of his private collection to sit atop this gorgeous bracelet. The gem exhibits the classic look from the mine with a sky blue hue and wispy black spiderwebbing. It sits atop an elegant hand rolled and hammered ingot sterling silver shank deeply stamped down the center. Beautiful hand made scallops adorn each side of the gem. Hand twisted wire is placed above and below the stone with eight large droplets on either side. The finished bracelet is dazzling on the wrist, collectible and perfect for any occasion.

This fine bracelet features a perfectly square cut high grade natural Easter Blue turquoise mined in the 1970s. The gem is deep blue green with vibrant flecks of gold host rock matrix. It sits on a rolled and hammered ingot sterling silver shank, deeply stamped down the middle in Sammie's signature style. He finishes the bracelet with sterling silver scallops, braided wire and droplets, completely hand made from scratch. The bracelet is perfect for casual wear or to be worn on that special occasion.

Created by hand in a shop in Gallup New Mexico, this beautiful bear pendant is a stunning example of why these inlay artists are known as the "Supersmiths". The bear has a black onyx back ground. The design is a rainbow of color using turquoise, coral, sugilite and gaspeite among others. The completed piece is dazzling when worn at the neckline.

These fine earrings were created in the 1990s by famed goldsmith Arland Ben. Known for his petroglyph designs, each figure is cut out of solid fourteen karat gold, then overlaid on to the sterling silver earring base. The background is finely hand etched and oxidized for effect. The finished earrings are stunning to wear, perfect for any occasion.

A lovely natural Easter Blue turquoise was selected by the jeweler out of his private collection to sit atop this elegant bracelet. The gem is sky blue with a hint of green and golden-brown matrix. The shank of the bracelet is rolled and hammered sterling silver ingot deeply stamped down the center. Vegetative overlay patterns and smooth droplets are overlaid on either side of the stone. The finished piece is beautiful to wear on the wrist and perfect for any occasion.

Julian Lovato is one of the great pioneers of modern Native American jewelry. He started his career in the 1940s working at Frank Patania's famous design shop in Santa Fe. This marvelous example of his creative innovative style was created in the late 1990s. The hand made chain for the necklace is his signature loop design, complex and beautifully simple. Ten gem grade natural Lone Mountain turquoise cabochons from the artist's private collection are set in hand made bezels on the heavy chain of the piece. The links are attached to a striking Bisbee turquoise gem that is then connected to a hand made pendant shaped in a floral leaf design. The pendant is made from thick heavy gauge sterling silver as well adding a nice weight and comfortable feel when worn at the neckline. Five outstanding Lone Mountain cabochons are set in the pendant in a unique pattern for effect. The finished necklace is a masterpiece, rare and highly collectible. Examples of Julian's work are seldom seen today and it is an event in itself.

Rolled and hammered ingot sterling silver and heavy hand pulled wire distinguish this beautiful and highly collectible bracelet by Sammie Kescoli Begay. The shank is made of heavy sterling wire pulled and twisted by hand. Large gorgeous scallops adorn each side, deeply stamped in a floral design. Perfect hand made droplets, braided wire and crescent shaped designs are situated to adorn a large and beautiful gem grade natural Royston spiderweb turquoise. The gem is deep green with hints of blue and electric gold spiderweb matrix characteristic of the finest grade found at the mine. The finished bracelet is a masterpiece created by one of the most talented ingot jewelers of our time.