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A spectacular large high domed gem grade natural Tyrone turquoise was chosen for this marvelous bracelet by Alton Bedonie. The gem exhibits stunning depth and luster with a gorgeous hue of deep blue and electric flecks of reddish-brown host rock matrix. It sits in the jeweler's signature high hand chiseled bezel atop an extra heavy gauge shank. The incredible combination of techniques he used to create the bracelet are breathtaking. Alton has included an arrowhead shaped design on either side of the bezel encircling the cabochon. Fine thin lines radiate towards the outer edges of the center of the band and intricate hand texture was applied in between each of the patterns in the middle. He has completed the piece with deeply oxidized hammered detail at the ends of either side with an effect reminiscent of waves on water. The finished piece is exceptional, highly collectible and clearly one of Alton's finest.

A lovely gem grade natural Fox turquoise cabochon was chosen for this stunning ring by Navajo jeweler, Alton Bedonie. The gem is sky blue with gorgeous wispy hues of green and vibrant reddish-brown webbing. It is set in Alton's signature high hand chiseled bezel atop an extra thick and heavy shank. The band is deeply incised and partially textured for effect. The ring sits beautifully on the finger.

A rare and gorgeous gem grade natural Stormy Mountain turquoise cabochon was chosen for this marvelous ring. The mine produced a few outstanding gems in the 1960s and 70s. This specimen is deep smokey blue with flecks of black and chocolate brown host rock matrix. It sits in a hand chiseled bezel atop a heavy ten gauge shank. The shank is deeply incised for effect and sits beautifully on the finger.

This beautiful bracelet was designed and carved in tufa stone by Navajo jeweler Rebecca Begay in her signature style. The design is complex flowers which sit in a field represented by the background finished in different hues using her proprietary oxidization techniques. The finished bracelet is substantial in feel and wears perfectly on the wrist.

Navajo jeweler Lee Begay has created this gorgeous and heavy ring by hand carving the design in tufa stone. A fine gem grade natural red web Kingman turquoise was chosen to set in the middle of the ring. The turquoise is sky blue with complex dark reddish-brown spiderweb matrix. The ring is durable and lovely to wear on the finger.

This impressive belt buckle was created by carving the design in tufa stone and pouring molten sterling silver. The texture is from the tufa stone itself. The dark finish is from oxidizing the completed piece. A beautiful gem grade natural black spiderweb Kingman turquoise was chosen to enhance the beauty of the design. The design is taken from the old bow guards of the past, in a time when many hunters still used bows and arrows.

Joseph has created a magical bracelet that has four sacred directions, depicted by four rainbows over the pueblo and the people's crops. This is a celebration of the seasons that sustains the people. Divided into sections, the bracelet design is one of a kind, inside and out. Fourteen karat gold depicts the sun, moon and stars as they rotate through out the day and night. This is a one of a kind bracelet created by one of our finest overlay jewelers. A powerful expression of pueblo culture and belief.

This wonderful bolo buckle set was commissioned in the 1980s for Leonard Nez to set gem grade natural Lone Mountain into a shadowbox design with high lights of Black Hills gold to accent the cabochons. The gems exhibit classic sky blue hues from the mine with fine complex spiderweb matrix. They are set in hand chiseled bezels surrounded by solid 14 karat gold nuggets and petroglyph designs. The set is one of a kind and ranks amongst Leonard's finest early designs.

This is a rare and large gem grade natural specimen from the Royston mining district. Weighing in at 246 carats, the cabochon is deep green to blue green with golden and chocolate host rock matrix. The tri-colored look from the mine is the most coveted and sought after. This gem was mined many years ago and held in a private collection until now. It would be an important addition to the finest collection or to be made into a special piece of jewelry or art object.

Navajo jeweler Sammie Kescoli Begay has created one of the most extraordinary pieces of his career with this exceptional row bracelet. Seven spectacular large gem grade natural Kingman spiderweb turquoise cabochons are exhibited the full length of the center of the band. Thick cut with wonderful high domes the stones are deep desert sky blue with fine complex reddish and chocolate-brown spiderweb matrix. The cabochons glow with electric intensity and are showcased in a highly unusual and incredibly thick hammered ingot shank entirely rolled from coin. The sterling silver coins were old American, primarily from the walking liberty halves from the 1940s. The weight and feel of the shank is simply amazing. The band is cut in a unique fashion and deeply stamped at each end. Large stars also made from coin were individually overlaid and separate each of the specimens. The finished bracelet is a masterpiece, one of a kind and highly collectible.