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Rebecca Begay has carved this beautiful design in tufa stone and poured molten sterling silver to create this lovely pendant. The floral pattern is her signature style. The piece is deeply oxidized and polished in phases to produce the depth and elegance of the piece. A beautiful gem grade natural Bisbee cabochon sits at the center. The gem is deep Bisbee blue with hints of red host rock matrix.

Seven outstanding gem grade natural Bisbee turquoise cabochons from the lavender pit of the mine were chosen for this superb row bracelet created by Sammie Begay. The stones are classic Bisbee blue with purple and reddish-brown matrix. The three center stones exhibit fine spider webbing as well. They are set in hand made bezels and separated by elegant large and smooth sparkling droplets. A fine chiseled star sits at each end. The heavy shank is made from old American coin from the 1940s. Only coin silver has a rich and beautiful patina unique to this type of jewelry. Highly collectible, the bracelet looks and feels wonderful on the wrist.

Effie Calavaza is among the oldest traditional jewelers alive today. Representing the elders of the Zuni tribe she pioneered the use of the snake symbols among pueblo jewelry, a subject often thought of taboo in the past. The snake is a classic icon among pueblo people's myths and legends. This beautiful buckle is a fine representative of this tradition. Two snakes twist in opposite directions among the sacred red and blue colors. Five rare natural Sleeping Beauty turquoise cabochons sit in hand made bezels on one side. Five branch cut oxblood Mediterranean corals sit on the other with Sleeping Beauty in the center. The buckle is made from an extra heavy gauge sterling silver deeply stamped on the sides. The gems were hand cut in the traditional manner in the 1970s. Today, this many cabochons are seldom used as the price and availability of materials have greatly increased.

Seven marvelous gem grade natural cabochons from the Damele mine are featured on this masterpiece row bracelet by Sammie Begay. Damele of this grade is rare and seldom encountered. Perfectly matching, they are lemon lime in color with fine deep green and golden brown webbing. Set in hand made bezels, they are separated by fine hand chiseled stars. Deep stamping on each end finishes the look of the piece. The shank is thick rolled and hammered sterling silver ingot created out of old American coins. Only coin silver has this marvelous patina and unique conductibility.

Deep Bisbee Blue encircled in a solid 18 karat gold bezel and accented with four large 18 karat gold beads on one end and one on the other end makes an indelible statement of beauty. The ring shimmers on the finger with electric intensity. Tommy has picked one of his finest gem grade natural stones from his private collection to create this incredible piece.

This masterpiece bracelet hand made by Navajo jeweler Tommy Jackson is set with a spectacular large specimen of gem grade natural Red Mountain spiderweb turquoise. Turquoise of this size and quality from the mine is exceedingly rare and the depth and beauty of the hue is intense and electric. Deep translucent blue with vibrant reddish-brown matrix in the top layer and subtle spiderwebbing of blue in the next are what makes this stone a fabulous example of the finest quality from the mine. Tommy compliments it to perfection. The substantial cuff is wide and stunning and exhibits unique cut out crosses on the overlaid shank within a gorgeous and elegant Navajo rug pattern design. The completed piece is as lovely as it is collectible.

A square shaped overlaid Navajo rug pattern design highlights this fine pendant by Navajo jeweler Tommy Jackson. Executed with precision and clean lines, a gem grade natural Red Mountain turquoise sits in a hand chiseled bezel at its center. The gem is deep blue with tight reddish-brown spiderweb matrix, the highest grade found at this classic Nevada mine.

Intensive in its use of the finest materials and flawless in execution, Tommy Jackson has created a modern masterpiece. Seven large and rare gem grade natural Bisbee turquoise cabochons from Arizona and eight Mediterranean corals were combined in this magnificent cluster bracelet. These gems are virtually non-existent today. To create a single bracelet out of them is without precedent. The Bisbee turquoise of the piece is the classic representation of the finest quality of the mine. Deep translucent Bisbee blue hues in combination with reddish-brown and purple matrix from the lavender pit of the mine is the signature look and the most collectible. Coral of this size and quality is increasingly rare as well and the dramatic effect of combining the two is awe-inspiring. Tommy has encircled the largest center stone with hand braided wire with an incredibly intricate layer of beads and stars used as a border to each of the cluster patterns. The extra heavy gauge shank of the piece is split into four sections with large crescent shaped overlay patterns on either side. Spectacular on the wrist, the bracelet makes the ultimate statement.

Six outstanding perfectly matching gem grade natural Apache Blue turquoise cabochons were chosen by Navajo jeweler Tommy Jackson to set in this whimsical but superb pendant. This small hat claim in Nevada produced a tiny amount of this grade. Deep, almost purple blue, the cabochons have deep smokey matrix throughout. Tommy has crafted them into the perfect dragonfly, complete with braided wire for the antennae, buttons on each of the wings, coils of silver surrounding the abdomen and a curved tail created out of hand made stars.

It is hard to overemphasize the beauty of this unique inlay bracelet created by Navajo jeweler Tommy Jackson. Rich, rare gem grade natural Easter Blue turquoise is perfectly inlaid with orange spiny oyster that compliments the gorgeous color combinations of the turquoise to perfection. Easter Blue of this grade is seldom seen and virtually never inlaid. The gems are deep blue with earthy orange red matrix giving the segments of stone an incredibly vibrant and dazzling effect. This is a look that is signature to this historic mine. The specimens are elegantly separated with sterling silver strips with a bright and highly polished shank. The completed piece glows on the wrist with electric intensity.