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$6,950.00
Lemon lime green faustite is widely recognized as the rarest of all turquoise found at Nevada’s classic Carico Lake mine. The gem is so elusive that it is rarely encountered...
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$3,950.00
First mined in the early 1930s by Doc Wilson, founder of the American Gem Corporation, Blue Gem became the standard turquoise used in much of the jewelry produced in the...
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$1,695.00
This is Jack’s amazing dragonfly necklace and earrings. The elegant one of a kind collar is gleaming sterling silver hand wrapped with dark brown leather inserts. The inserts are meticulously...
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$1,595.00
Elegant and innovative best describes this fine necklace. The neck ware was created by Al Joe. It is cut out by hand, the surfaced annealed and etched in Al’s one...
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$3,500.00
Harcross is a claim first mined in the 1930s. Located in the extreme north west of Nevada, it is famous for producing some of the most beautiful natural blue green...
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Mokume-gane was first created by Japanese sword makers in the 17th century to enhance the beauty of their creations. It is the ancient art of combining Argentium silver with laminations...
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This is Lee’s striking horned toad necklace. The horned toad features in several Navajo story telling as a messenger of good fortune or a symbol of the blessing way. The...
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Over a decade ago a small pocket of gem grade spiderweb turquoise was uncovered at the Kingman mine in Arizona. This pocket produced some of the finest turquoise ever discovered...
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This is an Alex petroglyphs masterpiece necklace organized around the timeless themes of migration. The people migrated to a fertile land with water and food in abundance. Led by the...
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Thirty four glorious gem grade Candelaria turquoise specimens were used to create this fine collectible necklace. Candelaria turquoise originates from the Candelaria hills west of Tonapah, Nevada. It has long...
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The Blue Gem lease claim was discovered in the early 1930s by the Copper Canyon Mining company, a division of the American gem company based in San Gabriel California. Doc...
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The dedication to perfection and complexity are fully on display with this fine necklace hand made by Thomas Jim. Notice the bead combination with cones and barrel styles hand stamped...
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$3,500.00
Earthy and riotous best describes this intense necklace created by Navajo jeweler, Leonard Nez. The large natural turquoise gems are blue, green and blue green contrasted with rich reddish brown...
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$595.00
Margaret Lee has been making fine hand made sterling silver beads for over 40 years. Hand made beads of this size and quality are increasingly difficult to find on the...
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$550.00
Navajo jeweler Margaret Lee has been making fine sterling silver bead necklaces for decades. She incorporates barrel style beads interspersed with various diameters of round beads to create this signature...
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$2,950.00
This unusual necklace was made by Orville and Darlene Tsinnie in the late 1960s or early 1970s. Note the hand inscribed signature on the back of the pendant face, etched...
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$1,395.00
This awesome necklace highlights a Yei figured pendant. The head is a fine natural lapis. To one side is a weather pattern. Below is a migration symbol and two natural...
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$950.00
This is Jack’s signature hand made bead necklace and earring set. The beads are oval, cylindrical and interspersed with overlaid and layered square shaped beads at the bottom. For a...
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$1,895.00
This gorgeous necklace set was made by Navajo jeweler, Jack Tom. Jack’s designs depict deeply religious themes from his heritage. The striking pendant is a Navajo Yei. The deity has...
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An incredible seventeen rare gem grade natural Nevada Blue turquoise cabochons were used to set in this outstanding necklace created by Julian Lovato. The cabochons were collected by the artist in the 1990s and are seldom seen on the market place today. The stones are the classic look from the mine with complex reddish-brown, chocolate and gold spiderweb matrix. Julian has set them in his clean and austere design, often called the "Pueblo style" which he helped to create starting in the 1940s. The stunning pendant is connected by a heavy handmade link necklace often referred to as a dot dash style. The finished piece is rare in quality, materials and is perfect for a collection of the highest level. Pieces by Julian are very seldom seen and are an event in itself.
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