Showing 1–20 of 293 results
$2,500.00
Nathaniel and Rosemary Nez created this marvelous needlepoint concho belt in the 1970s. Each needlepoint element is hand-cut from natural Sleeping Beauty rough turquoise. The amount of time and precision...
Add to cart 
$3,500.00
Joe Tanner and Eddie Mauzy discovered and mined the New Lander mine located in Crescent Valley, Nevada in the early 1980s. Also known as the Royal Web mine, it produced...
Add to cart 
$1,100.00
As finely made as you will encounter, this petit point pin dates to the 1940-50 era. It’s hard to imagine cutting hundreds of turquoise cabochons from old natural Lone Mountain...
Add to cart 
$1,950.00
In the early 1970s, some of the finest concho belts made originated from an art collective in Taos, New Mexico. The jewelers involved revived the art of making belts out...
Add to cart 
$2,950.00
Smith’s Black Matrix turquoise was mined in the 1930s by the American Gem Company based in Los Angeles, California. Headed by Doc Wilson, it was the most prolific turquoise mining...
Add to cart 
$1,295.00
Each concho in this beautiful link belt contains eight hand-cut natural turquoise cabochons from the Sleeping Beauty mine and a gem grade natural oxblood coral. The buckle contains sixteen turquoise...
Add to cart 
$895.00
This outstanding heishi necklace was made at Santo Domingo Pueblo in the 1960-70 era. Olive sea shells were cut and drilled prior to grinding. Dark pin shell, oxblood coral and...
Add to cart 
$395.00
These beautiful Zuni watch tips were made in the 1960s. Each tip contains nine natural Lone Mountain turquoise cabochons set in shadowbox designs. Band Length: 51/2 (Expandable) Tip Size: 1-1/8...
Add to cart 
$3,500.00
In the 1940- 1960 era Francis M Begay and Johnny Mike Begay were among the finest Navajo turquoise cluster design jewelers of their time. Although the attribution of this fine...
Add to cart 
$1,095.00
In the early 1970s miner CT Johnson hit a turquoise glory hole outside of Austin, Nevada. Although the hole was only 50 feet long, it produced some of the hardest...
Add to cart 
$895.00
For the birder or hunter in your life this unusual buckle created in the 1960s features two wonderful prairie chickens in a field facing one another. Weather patterns are featured...
Add to cart 
$1,695.00
Extraordinary and wonderful in every way, Wilson Begay created this necklace in the 1970s. He chose a natural Lone Mountain cabochon of the finest gem quality. Specimens of this grade...
Add to cart 
$1,495.00
Vidal Aragon, 1923-2015, was an early pioneer in reviving Native American jewelry to its current prominence. He was among the first overlay artists to feature themes of Pueblo cultural life...
Add to cart 
$1,295.00
This six strand necklace was made in Santo Domingo Pueblo in the 1950-60 era when the Pueblo people were still using hand pump drills. This drilling technique is incredibly laborious...
Add to cart 
$1,295.00
This old ranger set dates to the CG Wallace era, circa 1940. The Zuni-crafted inlay consists of beautiful vintage natural Blue Gem turquoise from the Blue Gem lease located outside...
Add to cart 
$995.00
Navajo Jinny Lary created this huge pendant in the early 1970s. Fun and funky, a 300-plus carat turquoise is set in an old fashioned step bezel, a large leaf covering...
Add to cart 
$2,400.00
Exotic, unusual and one-of-a-kind best describes this link belt. It contains 42 nugget-cut natural cabochons from the Fox mine with beautiful aqua blue hues. Each one is set in a...
Add to cart 
$1,950.00
This beautiful squash blossom necklace dates to the 1960-70 era. It contains twenty perfectly matched natural Kingman turquoise nuggets. The nuggets are rough cut sky blue with black host rock...
Add to cart 
$1,295.00
Zuni artist Effie Calavaza created her signature snake design bolo, buckle set in the 1970s. Eleven beautiful high grade natural Kingman turquoise cabochons from Arizona were hand cut and set...
Add to cart 