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Seven perfectly matched rare gem grade natural Colorback cabochons were chosen for this gorgeous row bracelet. The gems are olive-tan in color with patches of dark host rock matrix. Colorback is a rare and seldom seen varascite found in small quantities in north central Nevada. The center stone is covered with black spider web matrix making it the focal point of the piece. Large hand made stars separate the stones. Deep stamped lines appear at each end and the inside of the bracelet is stamped in Ned's signature style as well. The finished piece is wearable with any ensemble, elegant and beautiful on the wrist.

Large stunning and dramatic describes these one of a kind earrings created by Ned Nez. Two large perfectly matched natural New Lander spiderweb gems were cut from the same nugget. The cabochons are deep translucent olive green with complex black spiderweb matrix, the finest gem grade found at the mine. They are set in hand made bezels surrounded with twist wire and dozens of tiny hand made droplets. These earrings are super dynamic, sure to make a buzz when worn on the ear.

This is one of Joseph's most creative bracelets. Divided into diamond shaped sections, each scene celebrates pueblo life and lore. At one end of the piece turtle, fish and snake represent the underworld. At the other end the ram, antelope and bear clans gather together to celebrate the coming of the rains and an abundant crop. To each side an elder gathers the people, one atop the kiva and the other playing his flute. The center of the bracelet is the corn crop itself, set amongst the moon and stars illuminating the night sky. Solid 14 karat gold planets and moons are exhibited in each scene as well. The bracelet is dynamic, creative and beautiful on the wrist.

Calvin Martinez is the great master of contemporary cluster jewelry. He has chosen nineteen perfectly matched gem grade natural Dry Creek turquoise cabochons to create this marvelous bracelet. The gems are deep translucent blue with chocolate host rock matrix. They sit in hand made bezels atop a heavy rolled and pulled sterling silver ingot shank. The band of the piece is deeply stamped at the ends with dozens of smooth large droplets used as a border to the cluster pattern. The finished bracelet is a one of a kind masterpiece, beautiful to behold and dramatic when worn on the wrist.

This fine bracelet by Santo Domingo jeweler Joseph Coriz celebrates the clans of people who reside in the pueblo. The antelope, bear, fish, bird, turtle and snake celebrate the coming of the rains that nourish the crops that sustain the people. Lightning and rain clouds appear on the horizon under the night sky filled with 14 karat gold stars and moons as the celebration continues. The finished bracelet is a wonder to behold and perfect to wear.

This beautiful ring created by Terry Martinez is set with a deep green natural Royston turquoise cabochon with chocolate matrix. Terry has encircled the stone with elaborate detail including twist wire, large stars, coils and overlay patterns on either side of the stone.

Kee has created one of his finest overlaid bracelets. Atop sits a large natural branch cut coral in a fine chiseled bezel. The coral is deep reddish orange, seldom seen today in this size. It sits on a heavy overlaid shank that is deeply hand textured and oxidized by the artist. Atop the shank are antelopes, hands of man, water symbols, bears, dragonflies, mountains, mesas and many other petroglyph symbols from his desert homeland. The inside is the obverse of the top. He uses a tiny hand saw to cut out the petroglyphs to perfection. The finished bracelet is perfect for every day wear or to add to that special collection.

This is Jennifer's portrayal of the friendship ring. She has created two reposse hearts surrounded by Mediterranean corals. The shank is heavy half round sterling silver wire signature to her work. The ring wears perfectly on the finger expressing love and joy.

Kee Yazzie calls the design of this bracelet "Chaco Canyon" after the ancient ruins near his desert home. The design mimics the rock walls of the ruins and are created by overlaying several pieces of hand cut, etched and oxidized pieces of sterling silver. The beautiful bracelet is highlighted by setting a fine gem grade natural Bisbee turquoise in a solid 14 karat gold hand chiseled bezel. The gem is classic deep Bisbee blue with dark lavender matrix signature to the mine.

Navajo jeweler Kee Yazzie has created this gorgeous ring set with a fabulous gem grade natural red web Kingman turquoise cabochon. The gem is electric sky blue with complex vibrant reddish-brown webbing signature to the mine. It sits in a hand chiseled bezel on a striking hand made shank. The band of the piece is deeply etched and oxidized prior to overlaying Kee's signature petroglyphs inspired by the ancient Anasazi. The ring sits beautifully on the finger, perfect for every day wear.