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This awe inspiring one of a kind set was created by award winning Navajo silversmith, Sammie Kescoli Begay. Inspired by the classic cluster work of the 1940's, the pieces feature fifty six rare gem grade natural Carico Lake spiderweb turquoise cabochons. The stones contain eye dazzling vibrant hues of deep lime-green with tan and chocolate-brown webbing. The famous Carico Lake turquoise mine in Nevada produces some of the finest gem grade material on today's market making it highly collectible and valuable. With an incredible amount of skill the artist complimented the beauty of the stone with labor intensive heavy gauge ingot silver work. The pieces include exquisite detail and design with hand woven wire, small and large sterling silver droplets and fine bezel work. We have the great privilege of representing Sammie Kescoli Begay with this incredible matching set on page 92 of Dr. Gregory Schaff's definitive new book American Indian Jewelry II: A-L 1,800 Artist Biographies.

With incredible stone and elegant silver work this piece created by award winning Navajo artist, Ned Nez, is highly collectible. The turquoise specimens of the bracelet are gem grade natural Royston turquoise from Nevada. Each of the seven cabochons is a an awe-inspiring deep to light green with golden-brown and tan matrix. Each of the stones includes hand-braided wire encircling the bezel and sterling silver droplets with deep star shaped designs. The inside of the piece is very appealing as well with deep stamp work filled with detail.

This exquisite one of a kind eye-dazzling bracelet and matching earrings were hand made by award winning Navajo artist, Tommy Jackson. The pieces are set with a phenomenal mix of both high and gem grade rare natural Carico Lake turquoise from Nevada. Each individual segment of inlay has a unique color quality of either deep or light lime green, and blue with chocolate brown webbing. Carico Lake turquoise of this grade is becoming very hard to find on today's market making it highly collectible. In addition, the technique of creating pieces with raised inlay is very labor intensive as the artist must be incredibly skilled in re-shaping each stone and placing it in order to achieve a wonderful rectangular shaped pattern. The artist also skillfully outlined the pieces with elegant silver work in heavy gauge sterling. This is a museum quality set created by one of the finest Native American silversmiths in Indian Country.

This incredibly beautiful ranger buckle set was created by award winning Navajo artist, Leonard Nez. The piece features four outstanding rare gem grade natural Carico Lake spiderweb turquoise cabochons. The stones all include an amazing deep lime green hue with chocolate brown and tan webbing. The overlay in this item is exquisite as well with exceptional detail and darkened backgrounds. The buckle of the piece has a unique shape with five large sterling silver droplets, crescent shaped stamp work fine thin lines and the artist's signature pattern surrounding the stone. The keepers and tip of the piece are equally awe-inspiring also made with heavy gauge sterling silver. We have the great privilege of representing Leonard Nez with this piece on page 86 of Dr. Gregory Schaff's definitive new book American Indian Jewelry III: M-Z 2,100 Artist Biographies.

Created in the 1970's this incredible one of a kind piece was made by award winning Navajo artist, Terry Martinez. The piece is set with rare gem grade natural Montezuma turquoise from Nevada and rare gem grade natural oxblood coral. The cabochon is a marvelous deep sky blue with tan and reddish-brown matrix excentuated by the deep red coral specimens. Terry's elegant traditional detail is featured on the bale of the piece with hand twisted wire around the center stone and an outer layer of petite droplets. Wonderful hand made sterling silver beads add even more to the appearance of the item as well.