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Navajo artist Leonard Nez created this beautiful one of a kind ring using substantial heavy ten gauge sterling silver. Leonard's signature stampwork radiates out from the underside of the ring face accompanied by finely textured accents on either side. The natural turquoise of the piece is from the depleted Easter Blue mine in Nevada and exhibits gorgeous color combinations of both blue and green with reddish-chocolate-brown matrix. Leonard has encircled the cabochon with an intricate hand chiseled fluted bezel.

Navajo jeweler Kee Yazzie has created this marvelous double sided overlay dragonfly bracelet with his home made tools. The first layer is cut out, textured and oxidized to portray the flies in flight. The second layer is cut out delicately and domed to portray the flies above a pond. The bracelet is finished by Kee setting the piece with a rare gem grade natural Bisbee turquoise from Arizona. The gem is deep blue with red host rock matrix characteristic of the finest quality from this famous mine.

Navajo artist Alfred Joe has created this exceptional belt buckle by overlaying two separate sheets of sterling silver and etching the exterior. He deeply stamps the piece in an elegant sunburst design prior to oxidizing. He has chosen a spectacular large rare gem grade natural Blue Gem turquoise to set virtually flush with the silverwork in the center of the shadowbox. The gem is classic blue green with vibrant golden-brown accents of matrix.

Navajo jeweler Herman Smith has created this marvelous bracelet out of labor intensive extra heavy ten gauge ingot sterling silver. The bracelet shank and its inside are deeply stamped with Herman's home made tools. Three rare gem grade natural Candelaria spiderweb turquoise cabochons are surrounded by two separate layers of hand made beads and twisted wire, accented with perfect stars. The gems are deep blue with fine black and reddish-brown spiderweb host rock matrix, characteristic of the finest grade produced at the mine.

Master Navajo jeweler Harry H. Begay has created this exquisite one of a kind bracelet by rolling a heavy gauge shank out of ingot sterling silver. The shank is hammered to its present shape and the flairs are deeply stamped into the piece on the opposite sides of the band. Stars and buttons are cut out and incised. They are then overlayed through the length of the shank. A large rare gem grade natural Pilot Mountain spiderweb turquoise cabochon is set in an intricate hand cut bezel, surrounded with hand braided wire and crescent shaped designs. The gem is the highest quality from the mine and seldom seen in the market place. Deep rich translucent blue with electric reddish-brown brown spiderweb matrix makes this gem extraordinary.