Jacla

Traditional hand ground and hand drilled jacla made in Santo Domingo Pueblo in New Mexico in the 1930-40s. The Royston turquoise is an attractive green to blue green. The piece is finished with natural shell at the bottom and natural coral at the tips. It was worn at the end of a necklace for ceremonial use.

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.

Amazing circa 1930 rare gem grade Lone Mountain turquoise six inch jacla with oyster shell tips. The stone in this incredible piece is a brilliant light blue with tan and golden brown matrix. They are also smooth to the touch and strung from small to large. There is a total of seventy two carats in this piece.

Marvelous circa 1930 rare gem grade Blue Gem turquoise six inch jacla with spiny oyster tips. This stone is truly awe inspiring with deep blue and green hues and tan matrix. There is a total of one hundred and four carats in this piece.

Amazing circa 1940 rare gem grade Blue Gem turquoise six inch jacla with oyster shell tips. The stones are all hand rolled and drilled with beautiful light blue hues and tan and chocolate brown matrix. Smooth to the touch this piece contains a total of one hundred and twelve carats.

Incredible circa 1940 rare gem grade Lone Mountain turquoise mixed with rare gem grade Number Eight turquoise six inch jacla with oyster shell tips. This stone is absolutely amazing with deep blue to blue-green hues with tan dark blue and chocolate brown matrix. The total carat weight of the piece is one hundred and fifty six.