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In the early 1970s bear claw jewelry was very popular. This jewelry evoked Indian culture in the public mind. This fine buckle by noted Navajo jeweler John Haskie is among...
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$695.00
This beautiful round buckle features a high grade natural Fox turquoise. The gem is teal blue with hints of dark host rock matrix. It sits in the middle surrounded by...
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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...
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$795.00
Fun and whimsical, this fine Hopi buckle dates to the 1960s. It features four petroglyph figures, two couples holding hands overlaid with arrows separating them. Belt Buckle Size: 3-3/8 in....
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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...
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This fine necklace is an early example of overlay. Made in the early 1970s the necklace has nine pendants. The four on each side are weather and water symbols. The...
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Alvin has made this one of a kind ring by hand dimpling the entire shank and filing the sides. Atop the shank he has expertly inlaid custom cut cabochons of...
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A fabulous masterpiece of the lapidary arts, this is Wes at his finest creative brilliance. This custom bracelet was made of cuts of the finest gem grade natural fossil Lone...
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Hidden Valley turquoise is among the rarest of all classic American turquoise. The claim was located somewhere in the Candelaria hills of north central Nevada. A glory hole was struck...
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Sammie invokes olden time days with this unique buckle. Created by rolling and hammering ingot sterling silver, he pounds the design from the inside to create a reposse design. Around...
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$895.00
This fine buckle is vintage Leonard Nez. It was created decades ago early in his noted career. A radiating sunburst pattern encircles the outer edge of the piece followed by...
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Among the Native Americans the horned Avanyu water serpent represents the power of storms and rain to replenish the crops that feed the people. This petroglyph symbol can be seen...
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$895.00
This exceptional ring features a spectacular Brannon Blue turquoise found at a small claim in the foothills of the Pilot Mountains. The Brannon Blue mine produced a small glory hole...
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The old Cortez claim in Lander county Nevada was first mined in the early 1900s. Later it was renamed as the green tree, Smith, White Horse and Fox as successions...
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$295.00
These beautiful earrings hand made by Jimmy Harrison feature the Navajo Yei mask. Inlaid with skill and precision the masks are set with natural black jet, sugilite and turquoise in...
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Delvin Nelson was an early pioneer in chip inlay jewelry. Chips of turquoise were embedded in epoxy resin and inlaid into the bracelet channels. This early style was made for...
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This superb concho link belt was hand made in the early 1990s by Casey Cuch. The theme of the belt is birds sacred in myth, history and legend to the Hopi...
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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.
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This jacla was made in Santo Domingo pueblo in the 1930-40 period for ceremonial use. It would have been worn at the end of a necklace. It is hand ground and hand drilled with natural gem grade turquoise. The stone is most likely Blue Gem or Lone Mountain. The piece is finished at the ends with red trade beads.
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$995.00
With incredible skill and precision award winning Hopi artist, Chalmers Day created an elegant one of a kind belt buckle. The piece features three bear designs, symbolizing protection and guidance with pottery symbols, a half moon, and star. Wonderful triangular shaped cutouts are portrayed in the upper and lower portions of the item with small circles in the center. The detail of the piece is brought out with deep oxidation providing a darkened background making the symbols very eye catching to the viewer.
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