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An exceptional and rare gem grade natural Kingman turquoise was chosen for this marvelous ring. The cabochon is deep sky blue with complex red spiderwebbing, the finest grade found at this famous Arizona mine. Navajo jeweler Jennifer Curtis has set the cabochon in her signature hand chiseled bezel that curls over the edges of the stone in a unique and beautiful fashion. The ring face attaches to an extra heavy triple split shank that is deeply stamped on either side. The finished ring has great beauty on the finger and is highly collectible.
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This gorgeous belt buckle was created by hand rolling two sheets of sterling silver out of ingot. The heavy bottom sheet was cut to shape. The top sheet was cut out to create the unique design heavily influenced by early pueblo patterns. The design was then expertly overlaid atop the back plate giving the piece a substantial gauge and weight. An outstanding gem grade natural Candelaria spiderweb turquoise cabochon was placed in the center of the piece. The gem is classic Candelaria blue with tight reddish and golden-brown spiderweb matrix. The quality of the stone is further complimented by an intricate layer of solid 18 karat gold beads and large matching droplets in the four directions. The finished buckle is a testament to Sammie's talent and diversity.
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Navajo jeweler Leonard Nez has created this incredible ring set with rare high grade natural Tyrone turquoise from New Mexico. The marvelous gem is thick cut with a wonderful high dome and a sky blue hue with electric flecks of reddish-brown matrix. The cabochon is set in a hand made chiseled bezel on a heavy ten gauge sterling silver shank giving the piece a substantial weight and excellent feel when worn on the finger. Each side is deeply stamped on two quadrants and hand etched on the other two. The effect is the perfect compliment to the beauty and rarity of the stone. The finished ring is dazzling and collectible.
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Seven marvelous perfectly matching gem grade natural Dry Creek spiderweb turquoise cabochons were selected for this superb row bracelet. The gems are deep translucent glacial blue with complex chocolate spiderweb matrix, the highest grade produced at the mine. Navajo jeweler Ned Nez has encircled each gem with twist wire amidst fine hand made stars and has deeply stamped the piece inside and out. The finished row bracelet is among his finest and most collectible.
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A fine oval Dry Creek turquoise was chosen to create this elegant ring. The gem grade natural cabochon is classic pale blue from the mine with fine chocolate spiderweb matrix. It is set amidst fine hand made stars, droplets and thick twist wire. The shank is delicately stamped in Ned's signature style.
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This gorgeous bracelet features a large square cut rare gem grade natural Dry Creek turquoise. The turquoise is from the old Valley Blue Mine in central Nevada. Typically called Dry Creek today because of the pebble look, this cabochon is the rare porcelain seldom found at the mine. Virtually white with subtle webbing, the gem is striking on the wrist. It sits in a hand made bezel encircled with braided wire atop a heavy shank that is elegantly cut out into an unusual shape. The band is deeply stamped in Ned's signature style on the inside and out with crescent shaped overlay patterns and droplets on either side of the stone. The finished bracelet is a beautiful example from a highly talented jeweler.
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This fine ring was created by Navajo artist Ned Nez by selecting a gorgeous square cut gem grade natural Dry Creek turquoise to set in the piece. The gem is light translucent blue with faint veins of chocolate-brown and blue spiderwebbing. It is set in a hand made bezel encircled by twist wire with fine hand made stars at either end. The shank is perfectly stamped in a unique pattern. The ring is a perfect companion piece for a Dry Creek set or for everyday wear.
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Exotic, rare and unusual identify this amazing link concho belt by talented Navajo jeweler Ned Nez. Over seven hundred and fifty carats of flawless gem grade natural Royston turquoise from Nevada was used to create this masterpiece. Eighteen perfectly matched ovals of intense olive, deep hunter green and reddish brown matrix were set in hand made bezels and attached by heavy sterling silver links. At forty five inches the belt attaches at any loop the owner prefers to wear it on making the belt easily self adjustable. The buckle is also special with fine hand made stars to embellish the beauty of the piece. This type of belt is rarely, if ever, seen on the market as matching this many stones of this quality is a hopeless endeavor.
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Navajo jeweler Ned Nez has created one of his most striking necklaces by selecting a beautiful large gem grade natural Dry Creek turquoise cabochon to set in the piece. The stone is a stunning glacial blue with chocolate-brown matrix. It sits in a hand made bezel surrounded with braided wire and complex reposse' patterns unique to this talented artist. The pendant is attached to two sterling arrows that hold an elegant hand made chain. This allows the necklace to be easily self adjusted. The completed piece is sophisticated and elegant to wear.
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These lovely earrings were created by Navajo jeweler, Leonard Nez. Two gorgeous gem grade natural Dry Creek turquoise cabochons are set in the pair with translucent pale blue hues and light chocolate brown webbing signature to the mine. They sit is Leonard's signature Aztec influenced design making a powerful fashion statement when worn on the ear.
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A beautiful oval gem grade natural Dry Creek turquoise was chosen to create this fine pendant. The cabochon is light translucent blue signature to the mine with fine golden brown spiderwebbing. It is set in a hand made bezel surrounded by Leonard's signature overlay pattern influenced by ancient Aztec designs. The finished pendant is elegant and timeless.
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This elegant and sophisticated ring was created by Navajo jeweler Albert Nells by cutting out a rectangle of sterling silver and deeply oxidizing the background. Precise lines of sterling silver are overlaid and perfectly round ovals are added for effect. Long elegant inlays are then applied to represent the four sacred colors. Natural red coral, blue turquoise, white mother of pearl and black onyx give the piece a unique and eye-dazzling appeal. A smooth and sleek split shank is created to finish the ring.
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This fine pendant is signature Albert Nells. He cuts out a sheet of sterling silver in a triangular shape and deeply oxidizes the background. Thin sterling wire is then precisely overlaid in an Art Deco design. The sacred colors are represented by inlaying natural red coral, white mother of pearl, blue turquoise and black onyx. The finished pendant is elegant and sophisticated.
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Albert creates a signature design with this gorgeous adjustable ring. Using the sacred colors of black, blue, white and red, he creates a unique look for his rings. Turquoise, mother of pearl, coral and onyx are skillfully separated with thin segments of sterling silver. He finishes the piece with his signature geometric pattern in the lower portion of the face. Perfect for every day wear or for that special occasion, the ring sits beautifully on the finger.
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Influenced by Art Deco in style and impressive in its geometric precision, this fine bracelet is unusual and beautiful on the wrist. Albert Nells has created sterling silver ridges that stand out brightly behind a deep black oxidized background. The finished bracelet is perfect for everyday wear as well as a sophisticated fashion statement.
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This fine necklace incorporates Al's use of different sizes and shapes of hand made beads. Clearly one of a kind, he adds squash blossoms for effect and a pendant of sterling silver influenced by age old pueblo Indian styles. The finished necklace is striking while worn on the neck and exotic in its look.
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Navajo jeweler, Alfred Joe has created this striking bracelet by acid finishing the front prior to oxidization. This produces a beautiful dotted look unique to the jeweler's designs. Concave lines are deeply stamped throughout the length prior to overlaying a highly polished rug pattern. The shank is then perfectly domed in reverse to create a comfort fit ideal for everyday wear.
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Unlike the majority of machine made beads on the market today, Al produces each bead by hand. This gorgeous necklace includes several sizes inter spaced to produce a one of a kind look. The beads may be worn by themselves or with your favorite pendant.
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This wearable fashion bracelet created by Navajo jeweler Bryan Joe features a rolled and printed floral pattern design over a lightly oxidized and etched background. He has overlaid large twist wire on each side for effect. The finished piece is beautiful on the wrist and is perfect for everyday accessories.
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Calvin Martinez is the great contemporary creator of complex cluster jewelry. This magnificent bracelet is set with twenty six gem grade natural Royston turquoise cabochons clustered around three large gem grade natural Easter Blue turquoise ovals. The combination of the types of turquoise, the look of the olive greens and blues of the small Roystons combined with the hues of the Easter Blue is electric and intense. This level of craftsmanship is extremely skilled and labor intense. The entire piece is made from scratch. Calvin melts the silver, rolls it, hammers it, splits the shank at the underside and creates each individual droplet and star to be applied as the perfect border to the stones. The finished bracelet is a masterpiece of collectible jewelry, surely one of Calvin's greatest pieces.
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