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Navajo jeweler Alton Bedonie has created this fine ring set with a lovely natural high grade Morenci turquoise. The cabochon exhibits a unique shape and is deep sky blue with fine water webbing surrounding iron pyrites. The gem sits in a high hand chiseled bezel signature to the jeweler. The bezel is cut to shape the shank to a seamless fit. The band is deeply etched and oxidized prior to adding fine chiseled lines. The finished ring is beautiful on the finger, perfect for everyday wear.

Ned has selected a fine high grade natural Godber Burnham spiderweb turquoise for this beautiful ring. The gem is aqua green with distinct chocolate spiderweb host rock matrix. Braided wire is displayed beneath the bezel of the stone and a precisely hand chiseled outer edge completes the shadowbox to highlight the beauty of the cabochon. The ring is finished with delicate stamp work down the shank in Ned's signature style.

This gorgeous wide cuff created by Navajo artist Delbert Gordon features an exceptional large gem grade natural specimen of Royston turquoise from Nevada. The stone of the piece exhibits stunning color combinations of green and blue with vibrant golden-brown matrix at the sides and bottom. Delbert's signature silver work is elaborate and intricate with deep stamping and a marvelous variety of overlaid design elements. These include large stars, crescent shaped patterns, smooth coils and hand twisted wire encircling the chiseled bezel of the stone.

Five perfectly matched rare gem grade natural Montezuma turquoise cabochons were selected for this striking row bracelet. The gems are sky blue with lovely chocolate brown matrix, spreading like water through each of the stones. These cabochons were mined several years ago from this tiny claim and collected at the time. They are set in hand made bezels and encircled with twist wire. Fine large stars separate each of the specimens. Deeply stamped lines at the ends of the shank give the bracelet a special look. The artist has overlaid smooth droplets and crescent shaped patterns on either side as well. Ned beautifully finishes the bracelet with his complex and fine interior stamp work.

Seven perfectly matched rare gem grade natural Colorback cabochons were chosen for this gorgeous row bracelet. The gems are olive-tan in color with patches of dark host rock matrix. Colorback is a rare and seldom seen varascite found in small quantities in north central Nevada. The center stone is covered with black spider web matrix making it the focal point of the piece. Large hand made stars separate the stones. Deep stamped lines appear at each end and the inside of the bracelet is stamped in Ned's signature style as well. The finished piece is wearable with any ensemble, elegant and beautiful on the wrist.