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Navajo jeweler Michael Perry is a master of raised and flat inlay techniques in combination with beautiful and unique overlay. This fine buckle has a ketoh design that is overlaid on heavy gauge sterling silver. The background is finely etched and gem grade natural Mediterranean oxblood coral is inlaid in a gorgeous raised bubble effect. The entire outer edge is also inlaid in red coral to match. All of these wonderful accents serve to enhance the beautiful electric gem grade natural black web Kingman turquoise cabochon at its center.

Blue Star is a small hat claim in north central Nevada that has produced a tiny amount of fine gem grade natural spiderweb turquoise. This exquisite example has striking gold, chocolate and black webbing found in multiple layers set against a deep blue sky background. It is set on a heavy ten gauge ring shank encircled with in an intricate hand chiseled bezel. The shank has beautiful incised lines that flare out from the underside of the ring face to set off the beauty of this rare and seldom seen gem.

Art Deco master Albert Nells has created this elegant bracelet out of sterling silver using an amazing combination of overlay and inlay techniques. The precise and lovely design is overlaid onto the deeply oxidized shank with intricate coils on one side. A perfect single feather sits on the opposite side that flares out widely for effect. Inlay of white mother of pearl, red coral, blue spiderweb turquoise and black jet symbolize the four sacred colors.

Spiderweb Dry Creek turquoise of this natural gem grade is seldom encountered. This incredible cabochon is a lustrous white with a blue tint amongst fine chocolate host rock matrix. The gem sits in a hand chiseled shadowbox encircled with braided wire beneath the bezel. The elegant shank of the ring is beautifully stamped in Ned's signature style on either side.

Master Art Deco jeweler Albert Nells has created this fine buckle out of sterling silver. The piece is cut out of sheet in a triangular shape and the ridges and droplets are overlaid in the interior. The four sacred colors are natural red coral, black jet, blue spiderweb turquoise and white mother of pearl which are inlaid between sterling silver inserts. The buckle is the perfect size for everyday wear.

Master Art Deco jeweler Albert Nells has created this fine bolo in his signature style. The piece is cut out with a triangular shape with intricate and precisely overlaid coils of silverwork in the interior. The four sacred colors are inlaid for effect. Natural red coral, spiderweb turquoise, mother of pearl and jet are set in the center of the piece. The bolo is finished with elegant hand made tips created by the artist himself.

Sammie Kescoli Begay has created one of the finest bracelets of his career. The bracelet is large and heavy rolled out of sterling silver ingot. The entire shank is deeply stamped with an elaborate pattern unique to the quality of the artist's silverwork. Two large half beads sit at either end of the shank and thick hand twisted wire encircles the bezel of the stone. He has selected a marvelous rare gem grade natural Candelaria turquoise cabochon to place in the center of the piece. The gem is sky blue with an electric effect found only in turquoise from this famous mine in Nevada. A specimen of this size and quality is seldom seen on today's market as the mine is depleted and it represents the upper five percent of the mine's production. The cabochon has wispy smokey spiderweb matrix characteristic of the finest gems found at the mine.

Navajo jeweler Leonard Nez creates fine rings specializing in heavy ten gauge shanks that add substantial weight to the finger when worn. The shank is incised and etched for effect. An intricate bezel chiseled precisely in segments of three on each side encircles the stone. The ring exhibits a fine gem grade natural Kingman turquoise cabochon from Arizona. The gem is a perfect square which is unusual and hard to find. It is sky blue with complex and vibrant reddish-golden-brown spiderweb matrix.

Rolled and hammered sterling silver ingot is Sammie Kescoli Begay's contribution to the revival of classic Navajo silver work. This fine bracelet has a heavy shank deeply stamped down the center with fine stars near the sunburst design that radiates out from either side of the cabochon. The piece is set with a flawless specimen of rare gem grade natural rusty red webbed Kingman turquoise from Arizona. This quality represents the best from the mine. The stone is further complimented by an intricate chiseled bezel, droplets and hand braided wire to create the perfect eye-dazzling effect when worn on the wrist.

Gem grade natural Pilot Mountain turquoise is found in tiny quantities at this historic mine in north central Nevada. This example exhibits a sky blue background with a separate layer of vibrant complex reddish-brown webbing. This is the classic look from the mine. Navajo artist Sammie Kescoli Begay has set the gem in a hand made bezel encircled in twist wire and fine sterling droplets. He has rolled the heavy shank from sterling silver ingot and stamped the entire length of the band complimenting the beauty of the cabochon to perfection.