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Navajo master jeweler Sammie Kescoli Begay has created this stunning bracelet by rolling and hammering ingot sterling silver into a heavy gauge shank. The band is cut to its existing taper and pounded on an anvil to create its present shape. The scallops are rolled and cut and overlaid next to the hand pulled and twisted ingot wire, beaded designs and chiseled bezel encircling the stone. The entire length of the shank is then deeply stamped. Sammie finishes the bracelet by selecting a spectacular rare gem grade natural Candelaria spiderweb turquoise cabochon to place in the center of the piece. The gem is deep blue with wispy reddish-brown webbing, characteristic of the finest grade found at this now depleted mine.

Navajo jeweler Kee Yazzie has created this incredible bracelet out of three layers of sterling silver. The inside layer of the bracelet shank is cut out in a fine petroglyph motif. The next layer is etched through out. The final layer consists of perfectly cut out and overlaid petroglyphs inspired by those found on the walls of the artist's homeland. Each symbol is overlaid atop the textured center surface which exhibits beautiful deep oxidation as well. The finished shank is heavy and substantial. Kee completes the piece by setting an exceptional rare gem grade natural Bisbee turquoise cabochon in an intricate hand chiseled bezel. The turquoise is classic deep Bisbee blue with vibrant reddish-brown matrix.

Navajo master jeweler Kee Yazzie has created this beautiful bolo tie by overlaying dozens of intricate petroglyph symbols onto a heavy gauge sterling silver back. The petroglyphs were found by Kee exploring the surroundings on the Navajo homeland. The symbols of the piece include hands for healing, bears for protection and guidance, water, tadpoles and arrowheads. A gorgeous natural rare high grade Turquoise Mountain spiderweb cabochon is placed in a fine hand chiseled bezel as the central focus of the piece. The gem is sky blue with complex tight chocolate-brown and tan webbing. The bolo is finished with fine heavy hand made sterling silver tips.

Navajo jeweler Tommy Jackson has chosen a magnificent rare gem grade natural Bisbee spiderweb turquoise cabochon to set in an extra heavy gauge sterling silver shank. The gem is deep classic Bisbee blue with perfect dark reddish-brown webbing. This is the highest grade produced at this now depleted mine. Tommy has finished the ring with an exceptional overlayed Navajo rug pattern design.

Navajo jeweler Kee Yazzie has created this unusual bolo by overlaying a large petroglyph design onto a deeply oxidized and textured sterling silver back. The design is symbolic of water, essential to the growth of all living things. In the center of the piece is a classic rare gem grade natural Bisbee turquoise cabochon. The stone is deep blue with dark reddish-brown matrix. The bolo emphasizes the beauty of the turquoise perfectly. The piece is finished with fine hand made sterling silver tips.

Navajo jeweler Tommy Jackson has created one of the great masterpieces of his career. He has rolled and hammered the bracelet shank out of extra heavy ten gauge ingot sterling silver. He then deeply stamped the entire band with his home made tools. The shank is deeply incised prior to overlaying elegant scallops on either side of the hand chiseled bezel and braided wire. A spectacular rare gem grade natural Apache Blue spiderweb turquoise is chosen for its rarity and beauty to set in the piece. The cabochon is of the very finest collector quality and is deep blue with classic vibrant reddish-brown webbing.

Navajo artist Leonard Nez has created this fine ring by choosing an amazing thick cut rare gem grade natural Bisbee turquoise cabochon to sit atop a heavy ten gauge sterling silver shank. The gem exhibits a wonderful high dome and is classic Bisbee blue with smoky chocolate-reddish-brown matrix seen only in the finest grades. Leonard has finished the shank using a combination of texture and precise lines that radiate out from the underside of the stone. The gem is held in a beautiful hand made bezel that is the perfect compliment to the beauty and quality of the cabochon.

Navajo jeweler Vernon Begaye has created this impressive piece by tufa casting the bolo and tips out of sterling silver. The bolo is inlayed with an incredibly vibrant natural array of stone, including turquoise, coral, lapis, sugilite, malachite and onyx. The color combination is unique in its composition. The tips are extremely creative as well as tufa casting in the round is seldom seen.

Navajo master jeweler Tommy Jackson has created this gorgeous one of a kind bracelet set with rare gem grade natural Bisbee turquoise from Arizona. The cabochon is an outstanding dark blue with chocolate matrix and is a classic representation of the finest quality from the lavender pit. The overlayed shank is heavy sterling silver with a unique Navajo rug pattern design. The detail is brought out with dark oxidation and etching in the lower layer.

Navajo jeweler Tommy Jackson has created another fine bracelet set with rare gem grade natural Bisbee turquoise. The gem is deep blue with chocolate matrix, typical of the finest quality from the lavender pit. The detail of the bracelet shank is complex with fine etching behind the deep overlaid rug pattern design.