Necklaces

Since 1980 Margaret Lee has been a great master of hand made sterling silver beads. This fine necklace and earrings features her perfectly circular beads. They are perfectly made, each...

Morenci turquoise was mined as a by product of the largest copper mine in the United States. The Phelps Dodge copper mine is located in eastern central Arizona near the...

Long and elegant, this necklace combines state of the art silver work with seamless perfection. The beads are disc shaped, round and fluted each with same diameter. They can be...

Bryan and Al have meticulously made this fine 20 inch necklace by hand out of sterling silver. Each fluted bead sits next to a seamless round bead. The visual statement...

This striking necklace was hand made by the father son team of Al and Bryan Joe. Round beads intersect with discs to highlight fluted beads on this gorgeous 20 inch...

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...

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...

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...

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...

Award winning Santo Domingo Pueblo master silver smith, Joseph Coriz, hand crafted this exquisite one of a kind double sided turtle design necklace. The item is set with a rare gem grade Bisbee turquoise clasp, with a gorgeous deep blue hue, and reddish-brown matrix. Twenty two hand made overlay beads are included with this piece with individual pueblo scenes, two with corn crops for growth and prosperity and solid 14K gold drops. The turtle symbolizes the life bearing animal who carries the world on it's back. On one side of this magnificent creature, a pueblo scene is portrayed with a bowl of maize (corn), lightning, stars, and gold droplets. Solid 14K gold is featured both as the eyes of the turtle, as well as towards the lower left corner of the piece. The other side features both corn crops, and the bowl of maize, with lightning symbols, and three solid14K gold drops. A hand for healing with gold, lightning, and a large gold droplet are featured as well. The bale of the item includes designs of corn, lightning, and water. The artist outlined the body of the creature with amazing skill and precision. The labor involved in creating a piece of this magnitude is substantial, making it highly collectible.