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A finely executed bracelet by Navajo silversmith Wes Willie, this piece showcases a dynamic inlay of gem-grade materials, including rare natural Mediterranean oxblood coral, lapis, sugilite, turquoise, and onyx. Each...
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Jennifer chose a rare and exotic natural Sierra Nevada turquoise to set atop her heavy ten gauge sterling silver bracelet shank. The gem from the hat mine exhibits deep, almost...
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Brannon Blue is a small hat claim on the edge of the Pilot Mountains in north central Nevada. The mine is named after the prospector that discovered it, Doyle Brannon....
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Ned chose three marvelous gem grade natural turquoise cabochons from the Easter Blue mine to set atop his signature bracelet. The gems exhibit gorgeous earthy hues with burnt orange and...
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The Godber Burnham mine located near Austin, Nevada has a storied history dating to the 1940s. Once a relatively large producer, today only remnants are found as the owners only...
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The Sierra Nevada turquoise claim produced just a small pocket of lovely tri colored gems, here today but gone tomorrow, the nature of turquoise mining. The Seven gem grade natural...
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Philander carved a tufa stone on both sides to create the heavy shank for this beautiful one of a kind piece. The shank celebrates the Pueblo and corn crops that...
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This beautiful one of a kind bracelet was created by Navajo jeweler, Stanford Yazzie. The design of the piece was precision carved in tufa stone prior to casting with unusual...
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The reason Easter Blue turquoise is seldom encountered is due to the extreme location of the mine. Located north of the Royston mining district, the claim sits on top of...
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Darryl’s youngest son Matthew makes his debut by carving a marvelous scarab into tufa stone. The design is finely carved and cast all by hand. On the wrist the bracelet...
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Philander Begay Oxblood Coral and Lone Mountain Spiderweb Turquoise Tufa Cast Channel Inlay Bracelet
$2,950.00
Phil’s fine lapidary work shines atop his wide tufa cast bracelet shank. He inlays gorgeous bubble cut cabochons of gem grade natural oxblood coral as the dominant color. Gems of...
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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...
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$3,950.00
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....
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$3,500.00
Joseph’s masterpiece bracelets comprise two bracelets that are overlaid together. Heavy and replete with symbols of pueblo lore, they are a marvelous statement of wearable art. This exceptional piece contains...
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$2,950.00
A large gem grade natural cabochon from Turquoise Mountain is highlighted above this fine bracelet by Joseph Coriz. The gem is the highest grade natural produced at the mine, deep...
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$2,400.00
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...
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$1,950.00
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...
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$550.00
Zuni artist Tony Ohmsatte made this beautiful Apache dancer bracelet in the 1970s. Two dancers are inlaid above golden lip mother of pearl that glistens and gleams in the light....
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The Zuni sunface symbol is prominent in their lore and culture. This huge wide bracelet is the classic design. It is made of mother of pearl, golden lip mother of...
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