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Note the finish on this fine sterling silver ring by Navajo jeweler Darryl Dean Begay. The piece is tufa cast, then finished in a multi task highly unusual way to create the shimmering shank. He has selected a gorgeous gem grade natural red spiderweb Candelaria turquoise cabochon to show case the ring. Darryl is widely known for his use of the finest rare gems. This is no exception.
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Navajo master jeweler Rebecca Begay has created this fine bracelet by carving the detail out of tufa stone and pouring molten sterling silver to yield the design. The cutting is precise and labor intensive. This is her signature style. The floral pattern is lovely and complex and the finish work is spectacular as well. The textured top is deeply oxidized and the high elements brightly polished. The bracelet is finished with an amazing rare gem grade natural Lone Mountain spiderweb cabochon. The gem is a deep blue amidst tight chocolate-brown spiderweb matrix.
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Navajo jeweler Jennifer Curtis has created this incredible bracelet by hand sawing the design out of incredibly thick eight gauge sterling silver. It takes an amazing amount of skill to cut the design out of this heavy a gauge. In fact this thickness is not commercially available and must be special ordered. She has deeply stamped the cut out shank with her home made tools with a unique and beautiful pattern and set an outstanding large and rare gem grade natural Apache Blue turquoise in her signature precision cut bezel. The gem is sky blue with tight dark chocolate brown spiderweb matrix. The high dome of the turquoise adds to the beauty of the piece and is further complimented by the deeply stamped and overlaid scallops on either side of the bezel.
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Seven perfectly matched rare gem grade Montezuma spiderweb turquoise cabochons from Nevada are elegantly combined to create this wonderful butterfly. The gems are sky blue with wispy chocolate webbing that spreads like water throughout the stones. Liz has appropriately named this piece "butterfly with eye lashes". With one hundred carats of fine natural turquoise of the finest quality produced at the mine, this is one of her best. Liz has included an incredible amount of detail in the design of the piece including hand twisted sterling silver wire, both large and small droplets, an intricate layer of beads encircling the abdomen and beautiful coils of silverwork in the lower portion of each wing. These fantastic creations are seldom seen on today's market and are highly collectible.
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Navajo jeweler Rebecca Begay has created this beautiful pendant by carving the design in tufa stone and pouring molten sterling silver to create the piece. The pendant then undergoes several steps to the finished product. It is deeply oxidized prior to fine buffing to create the bright highlights and the stone is skillfully set. She has chosen a stunning rare gem grade natural Apache Blue spiderweb turquoise cabochon to place in the center of the piece. The gem is deep blue with fine reddish-brown webbing, characteristic of the highest grade found at the mine.
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Navajo master jeweler Thomas Curtis hand made this fine bracelet out of heavy gauge sterling silver wire. The symmetry of the delicate yet deep stamp work is signature Thomas. The bracelet has a perfect feel on the wrist and is eye-catching and elegant with intricate detail. This beautiful piece is one of his last creations prior to his untimely death in 2013.
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Master Navajo jeweler Thomas Curtis called this beautiful ring "tire tracks". The piece is cut out of heavy thick sterling silver and deeply stamped prior to filing. The detail of the ring is note worthy for the fine reverse stamping to create the complex interweaving design. This piece is among his last creations prior to his untimely death in 2013.
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Navajo master jeweler Thomas Curtis hand made this fine bracelet out of heavy gauge sterling silver wire. The symmetry of the delicate yet deep stamp work is signature Thomas. The bracelet has a perfect feel on the wrist and is eye-catching and elegant with intricate detail. This beautiful piece is one of his last creations prior to his untimely death in 2013.
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Master Navajo jeweler Thomas Curtis called this beautiful ring "tire tracks". The piece is cut out of heavy thick sterling silver and deeply stamped prior to filing. The detail of the ring is note worthy for the fine reverse stamping to create the complex interweaving design. This piece is among his last creations prior to his untimely death in 2013.
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The gem chosen by Navajo jeweler Thomas Jim shimmers with clarity and zat in this magnificent ring. Deep blue with incredibly fine tight black webbing is representative of the finest gem grade found at at the Kingman mine in Arizona. Thomas has set the natural specimen in a seamless shank of classic design with incredible flares of silverwork that radiate out from each end of the ring face. Deep stamp work is exhibited on either side of the shank brought out with dark oxidation. Heavy and elegant, the piece is fit for the finest collection.
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This marvelous bracelet design is unique to Navajo artist, Thomas Jim. Hand made from multiple layers of sterling silver, the piece is very substantial. The design elements include reposse, overlaid stars and etched and oxidized surfaces. Thomas has selected a perfect rare gem grade natural Kingman turquoise cabochon to set atop the bracelet shank. The gem is sky blue with complex red webbing encircled with an intricate hand cut bezel. The highest grade from the mine, the cabochon glows with beauty. The final product, signature to the artist, is suitable for any collection of the finest quality.
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This spectacular ring is the work of Navajo jeweler Thomas Jim. The uniqueness of the design combined with the quality of the turquoise is superb. Thomas has selected an elegant red web Kingman turquoise to set as the large central focus of the piece. The turquoise is sky blue with elegant spiderwebbing of red and black matrix. This is the finest grade produced at the mine. Thomas has set the gem in an incredibly unique design with beautiful cutouts and deep stampwork on either side of the ring shank. The design is signature to the creator. As the finishing touch, Thomas has encircled the stone with an intricate hand chiseled bezel and twist wire. The gem is perfectly complimented by the quality of the silverwork.
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This amazing bracelet is made of heavy ten gauge sterling silver. Elegantly stamped and edged, Jennifer does a superb job with her and her father's home made stamps. In the center of the bracelet sits a beautiful rare gem grade natural Carico Lake turquoise cabochon. The stone is a brilliant lemon-lime, the most sought after color and quality from the mine.
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Natural Bisbee turquoise of the gem quality in this exceptional cross is a rarity on today's market. Each of the stones in this piece glows with a classic hue of deep Bisbee blue with reddish-brown matrix accents. Navajo jeweler Leonard Nez uses his signature overlay technique in the center of the piece to perfection. Each of the four arms exhibits finely stamped designs that evoke a religious feel. The feathered bale is ideal for use on leather or a hand made sterling silver chain.
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Navajo master ingot artist Calvin Martinez is famous for his hand rolled and hammered sterling silver jewelry. His revival style is perfectly represented in the design of this piece. The shank is heavy and tapers at the ends with gorgeous rotating diamond shaped stampwork. Feather designs grip an amazing perfectly cut square rare gem grade natural Pilot Mountain turquoise in the center of the piece. The gem is deep sky blue with vibrant red host rock matrix. The cabochon is set in a hand made chiseled bezel surrounded by twist wire and petite droplets on either side. The finished bracelet is perfect for every day wear.
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Four perfectly matched rare gem grade natural Royston turquoise cabochons are selected to create this fine cross. The gems are deep rich hunter green with golden matrix accents and a look that is found only at this mine. The large center stone is set atop an overlaid design signature to the artist. Each of the arms is finely stamped with unique and elegant detail that compliments the turquoise beautifully. The piece is finished with a feathered bail perfect for use with a chain or leather.
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Navajo artist Thomas Jim is noted for his signature silver work. This bracelet is overlaid with reposse design elements, deeply stamped and finished with hand braided wire. The resulting piece is unique and elegant, perfect for every day wear.
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Navajo jeweler Leonard Nez has selected extra heavy ten gauge sterling silver to add substantial weight to this incredible ring. The entire shank is deeply stamped and textured with an eye-catching design that flares out from the underside of the bezel. He has set the piece with an exceptional rare gem grade natural red web Kingman turquoise cabochon that represents the top one percent of mine production. This is the highest grade found at the mine. The stone is encircled with an intricate hand chiseled bezel completing the piece.
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Exotic gem grade natural Royston turquoise is difficult to find on the market today. The cabochon in this piece combines a gorgeous blue hue with vibrant swirls of deep hunter green and hints of chocolate matrix. Navajo jeweler Herman Smith has used extra heavy ten gauge hand rolled and hammered ingot sterling silver to commend the quality of the stone. He has stamped the entire shank of the bracelet using his home made tools with a unique and beautiful pattern. Hand twisted wire and droplets encircle the cabochon in the center of the piece.
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This incredible ring is created out of heavy ten gauge sterling silver by Navajo artist Leonard Nez. The thick shank is deeply stamped and textured with a design that radiates out from the underside of the ring face. Encircled with an intricate hand chiseled bezel, a marvelous specimen of rare gem grade natural Kingman turquoise sits in the center of the ring. The gem is the top one percent of mine production and is deep blue with complex black webbing. This is the finest grade found at the mine and is perfectly complimented by the silverwork of the piece.Encircled with an intricate hand chiseled bezel, a marvelous specimen of rare gem grade natural Kingman turquoise sits in the center of the piece. The gem is the top one percent of mine production and is deep blue with complex black webbing. This is the finest grade found at the mine.
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