No

In this incredible vintage Michael Perry bracelet you can see elements of his evolution as a great jeweler. Vibrant natural stone combined with exceptional silver work make this piece one of the finest examples of his early career. Overlaid on a heavy sterling silver shank is a human petroglyph inlaid with flush segments of Turquoise Mountain spiderweb and coral. Above sits a deer clan design inlaid with gem grade coral to match. A gem grade Easter Blue spiderweb turquoise cabochon is set in a fine hand chiseled surrounded with a sunburst design. Triangular segments of Number Eight turquoise represent each of the sun rays and are the perfect compliment to the deep blue and golden spiderweb matrix of the center stone. To the right of the gem is raised turquoise and coral inlay sitting above an overlaid butterfly. Complex and thoughtful, this bracelet is a fine addition to any collection.

This marvelous bracelet is Navajo jeweler Tommy Jackson's ode to the colors of fall. Wide and elegant on the wrist, it is created with stones from the earth. Natural picture jasper and brown opal beautifully predominate. These are separated with high grade natural Morenci and Royston turquoise and Mediterranean coral for effect. Each segment is set either stone to stone or separated with a thin line of sterling creating a modern and extra eye-catching fashion statement. They are all placed in a bright and heavy sterling silver shank to set off the complex and striking lapidary work of the piece.

Navajo jeweler Tommy Jackson has taken rough natural serpentine and cut them into perfectly matched squares and polished them to perfection. The stones are a mirror image of each other and are vibrant deep serpentine green set into smooth and bright sterling silver settings. The final product is perfect to be worn on any occasion.

Navajo jeweler Alfred Joe has created this gorgeous necklace, ideal for everyday wear. The piece exhibits an amazing seventy three large and small sterling silver beads. The artist skillfully interspersed three different types that are either tapered, smooth or deeply fluted giving the piece a very eye-catching appeal. Al Joe is famous for his classic contemporary silverwork and this item is exceptional. It is elegant, comfortable and perfect to be worn by itself or as a compliment to your finest hand made pendants.

Navajo jeweler Al Joe has created this fashion bracelet out of corrugated sterling silver by deeply texturing the shank and darkly oxidizing the top. The piece is beautifully domed on the inside with smooth outer lips of silverwork on the outer edges of the band.

Navajo artist Al Joe has created these striking earrings in his signature style. The earrings feature his elegant Navajo rug pattern design, etching and granulated sterling applied to complete the effect.

Gem grade Candelaria with fine red spiderweb matrix is rarely seen today. This natural turquoise is deep Candelaria blue with distinct red webbing that simply glows atop this beautiful ring created by Navajo jeweler Thomas Jim. The turquoise is complimented to perfection with elaborate detail in heavy gauge sterling silver. An intricate hand chiseled fluted bezel surrounds the cabochon with five stars beautifully displayed on the upper and lower portions of the ring face. The shank is layered with deeply stamped scallops, fans and arrowheads on either side. The complex and unusual design is signature to the artist.

Harry H. Begay is known worldwide for his pioneering work in re establishing rolled and hammered ingot jewelry as the preeminent original form of Native American jewelry. This fine bracelet exemplifies the best of his work. The shank is heavy ingot sterling silver. It is cut out to its present shape. Scallops and filed flutes are overlaid. An exceptional gem grade natural Royston turquoise cabochon is selected to place atop the heavy shank. The square cut gem is an outstanding two tone that ranges from deep green to sky blue, characteristic of the finest gems found at the mine. The finished bracelet is a magical masterpiece created by this fine artist.

Created by Navajo artist, Calvin Martinez, this gorgeous ring is set with a stunning rare gem grade natural red web Kingman turquoise cabochon. The eye-dazzling specimen is deep sky blue with beautiful reddish-brown spiderweb host rock matrix encircled with a lovely floral design. The outer edge of the ring face features sixteen hand made flowers each individually surrounded in braided wire. Twist wire is also displayed around the intricate hand cut bezel of the stone to match. The finished ring is dramatic and beautiful.

Navajo jeweler Calvin Martinez has found twenty two gem grade natural old Persian turquoise cabochons to place in this marvelous double row bracelet. The gems are deep blue spiderweb that were mined in the 1960s and held in a private collection. The bracelet is rolled and hammered out of ingot sterling silver and stamped on the inside and out. The finished piece is lovely on the wrist and highly collectible.