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Master overlay artist Joseph Coriz describes night life in his pueblo village in this gorgeous sterling silver bracelet with 14 karat gold accents in each scene. One side shows the pueblo with the gold moon and planets above. The weather symbol in a swirl is displayed in between lightning designs below the pueblo. Animals gather nearby and these include the fish, turtle, goat and bear. A corn plant and bowl of maize to feed the people are displayed at the bottom. Lightning and rain bring abundance to the field on the opposite side. Five corn stalks are growing with water symbols beneath them. Two hands for healing and friendship are displayed on either side of the weather design. A second pueblo home is exhibited at the end. In the center of the piece sits the turquoise, a symbol of water, essential for all life. The natural gem is a long splendor Candelaria, sky blue with a smokey chocolate matrix.

This exceptional ring created by Navajo jeweler Alton Bedonie exhibits a marvelous specimen of rare gem grade natural Aztec turquoise from Nevada. The stone glows with an impressive amount of deep blue depth and vibrant reddish-brown matrix. Alton's fines and exotic design in heavy gauge sterling silver is the perfect compliment to the rarity and quality of the gem. He has included a high hand cut fluted bezel, gorgeous flares in the upper and lower portions of the ring face and a beautifully chiseled shank, heavily textured and oxidized on either side.

Ned has chosen seven oval high grade natural Easter Blue turquoise gems to create this fine row bracelet. The stones have an earthy look unique to the mine. Sky blue hues peek out beneath heavy golden brown host rock matrix. Fine hand made stars separate the cabochons. Deep chisel work appears at the ends of the shank. On the inside of this heavy bracelet, a complex and beautiful design is deeply stamped. The finished row bracelet is perfect for every day wear whether with fine attire or old blue jeans and a t shirt.

A rare thick cut Castle Dome cabochon has been selected for this beautiful bracelet. Mined in southern Arizona from a small deposit, this turquoise is seldom seen today. Classic sky blue with accents of chocolate and golden-brown host rock matrix, the gem defines the look of high grade natural. Ned has set it in a fine fluted chiseled bezel surrounded by hand made droplets on each side. Deep beautiful stamp work appears on each side of the shank as well. Underneath, is a lovely stamped design to enhance the beauty of the bracelet.

Seven unusual perfectly matched gem grade natural Colorback cabochons were selected to create this fine row bracelet. Colorback is a rare and seldom seen varascite found in small quantities in north central Nevada. The gems are olive tan in color with beautiful spiderweb black host rock matrix. Ned has set them in hand made bezels surrounded in twist wire and separated with elegant stars. He stamps either end in lines and finishes the inside with his lovely signature stamping.

A beautiful square high grade natural Morenci turquoise was selected to create this fine bracelet. The gem is deep sky blue with light water web host rock matrix and flecks of iron pyrite. Ned has set it in a low hand made bezel surrounded with twist wire and small scallops and droplets on either side. The heavy shank is simply stamped down the middle in two rows. Ned's stamps the inside as well in a pleasing design. The finished bracelet is perfect for everyday wear.

Navajo jeweler Arland Ben pulls no punches when considering the grade of turquoise he places in his amazing jewelry. This ring is no exception. A fine gem grade natural spiderweb Godber Burnham cabochon sits proudly in a unique hand chiseled bezel atop a gorgeous heavy hand made shank adorned with solid 14 karat gold petroglyphs. The gem is deep sky blue with fine dark reddish-brown spiderweb matrix. This is the highest grade produced at this rare and elusive mine. Super collectible, the ring dazzles while worn on the finger.

Tufa cast master Philander Begay has created this gorgeous bracelet by carving an elaborate design to mimic the walls of petroglyphs he admires near his home on the vast Navajo reservation. Antelopes, mountains, hands, migration swirls and weather patterns predominate. A rare gem grade natural Easter Blue turquoise sits a bit off set in a hand chiseled bezel. The gem is deep sky blue in the lowest layer with gorgeous golden brown host rock matrix. This is the signature look from the mine and is the perfect earthy look to finish the conception of a petroglyph wall transferred to a marvelous bracelet.

Stars, swirls, scallops and twist wire surround a fine high grade natural Morenci turquoise to create this lovely ring. The gem is sky blue with flexes of pyrite host rock matrix. The ring is attached by a split sterling silver shank with crescent shaped overlay patterns on each side. The ring is large and distinctive on the finger and is signature Terry.

A gorgeous gem grade natural Royston turquoise is selected by Navajo jeweler Terry Martinez to create this striking pendant. The gem is electric blue green with lovely gold host rock matrix through out. The cabochon is set in a hand made bezel surrounded in twist wire with lovely stars and coils of silverwork as accents. The pendant dangles from a large hand made bale with fine chiseled and stamped lines for effect.