Bracelets

Navajo artist Rebecca Begay’s use of flowers and vines in her innovative carvings in tufa stone is her signature style. This marvelous bracelet features four flowers, their leaves overlapping in...

Pilot Peak at the top of the Pilot Mountains of north central Nevada in the middle of the Great Basin produces a unique aura in terms of hue and matrix....

Philander’s spiderweb design was created by carving the web in a tufa stone. Molten silver was then poured into the stone in a lost casting for a one of a...

In the 1960s prior to the Islamic revolution, fine turquoise from Iran was imported to the American Southwest. It had been long regarded as a world standard. Twenty beautiful natural...

This is Phil and Shanibah’s corn cob design bracelet. The shank design was laboriously hand carved into a tufa stone then cast. It is remarkable how uniform the squares in...

Attributed to Navajo, Ester Wood, this fine watch bracelet ca. 1970s is an example of master silver smithery. Five natural turquoise rough-cut nuggets from the Kingman mine and orange coral,...

The Ramon family is well respected as fine Navajo silver smiths. This vintage earl 1970s watch bracelet was custom made with 21 natural Sleeping Beauty turquoise cabochons on each side...

This fine bracelet was made at the White Hogan store located in Scottsdale, Arizona in the 1970s by Roy Anderson jr. The raised inlay is gem grade Blue Gem lease...

Navajo jeweler Al Joe has created this innovative bracelet from sterling silver. The bracelet has and inverse dome. He has stamped a lightning design down the middle after texturing the entire band. The piece is then deeply oxidized and buffed. The finished piece is elegant and unusual, perfect for everyday attire.

This exquisite double sided overlay bracelet was hand fabricated by award winning Santo Domingo Pueblo artist, Joseph Coriz. The piece has a consistent theme of prosperity, with corn, symbolizing growth, prayer mounds for inspiration, a pueblo under constellations with gold moon, and rain clouds for renewal. Each side panel also has amazing intricate scenes with a basket of maize for growth and prosperity over turquoise, which represents healing, set in a 14k gold bezel. On the inside of the item, the artist included a total of eleven separate scenes with a similar theme. A turtle is portrayed known for bearing the weight of the world on its back, a bird design, fish, corn crops, bear, ram and pueblo home are outlined with precision. An incredible work of art.