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Navajo artist Derrick Gordon has chosen two perfectly matched high grade natural Kingman cabochons to create these beautiful dangle earrings. The turquoise gems are sky blue with tight black spiderweb matrix set in hand chiseled bezels. Freely dangling from the stones are beautiful sterling silver designs imitating those found on old Spanish bridals. Gorgeous reposse patterns and deep stampwork make the earrings extra eye-catching and elegant on the ear. The earrings are not too heavy and are ideal for every day wear or perfect for that special occasion. They are an expression of a talented Native American jeweler.

Derrick Gordon has created this fine pendant by replicating a beautiful Naja found on squash blossom necklaces. A natural high grade waterweb Kingman turquoise freely dangles in the middle of the piece. The Naja surrounds the dangle with reposse design elements above giving the piece an elegant look. Hand braided wire is displayed in the center and connects to two fan designs deeply stamped at the bottom.

Navajo artist Tommy Jackson has created these wonderful earrings by setting natural variegated chrysocolla into a simple sterling silver back with a smooth lip around each stone. The design emphasizes the gorgeous denim hues to perfection. Chrysocolla is related to turquoise but forms a variety of blues and greens due to copper filtrating through silicate. These stones are perfectly matched and make a fine fashion statement for everyday wear or for that special evening.

Ned Nez has chosen a rare high grade natural Darling Darling spiderweb turquoise to set in this beautiful sterling silver ring. The gem is a beautiful light blue green with complex golden spiderweb matrix. Ned has chiseled an intricate outer edge to form a shadowbox with twist wire beneath the bezel encircling the stone. The ring is finished with a simple shank stamped in Ned's signature style.

Gorgeous high domed spiderweb turquoise set in a fine chiseled bezel are the highlights of this beautiful ring created by Navajo artist Jennifer Curtis. The gem is an amazing vibrant blue exhibiting complex tight grey and black spiderweb matrix. This grade of Godber Burnham is seldom encountered on today's market and is extremely rare. It is set in a heavy bezel that arcs over the stone. The shank is deeply stamped heavy half round sterling silver wire that is split at the top and perfectly connected to the base of the ring face. The finished piece is highly collectible and one of a kind.

This incredible bracelet made of extra heavy ten gauge sterling silver is deeply stamped with Herman's home made tools on the inside to match the outside design. Atop the bracelet sits an outstanding gem grade natural Godber Burnham spiderweb turquoise. The large oval gem is deep sky blue with distinctive grey and black smokey webbing. This grade is rare and seldom seen on today's market. Herman encloses the gem in a hand made bezel surrounded by heavy twist wire. On either side he has overlaid a combination of stars and smooth sterling silver drops for eye-dazzling effect.

Deep stamping and a substantial weight are hallmarks of Navajo jeweler Jennifer Curtis's bangles. She uses thick half wire sterling silver which is cut and filed. The unique look comes from her home made stamps. The bangles fit perfectly on the wrist and can become a staple of every day wear either one at a time or as a set.

Rings by Jennifer Curtis are uniquely made as she chisels heavy bezels out of sheet and curls them over the top of the stone so that not only is the look of the ring unique but the gem is solid and secure. She also takes extra heavy gauge half round wire to make the shank and splits it at the top as well as deeply stamping it so that the fit is comfortable and perfect. She has chosen a fine natural gem grade Carico Lake spiderweb turquoise to sit atop the ring. The gem is blue with a hint of green beneath the chocolate spiderweb matrix. This particular look from the mine is unique and was referred to as "supreme" in the 1970s.

Navajo jeweler Herman Smith has selected an exceptional gem grade natural Morenci turquoise cabochon to highlight this fine bracelet. The gem is deep lustrous blue with flecks of iron pyrite host rock matrix. The stone is encircled with thick hand braided wire with large droplets and stars on either side. The shank of the piece is deeply stamped on the inside and out in Herman's signature style and is made from extra heavy ten gauge sterling silver. The bracelet is a an expression of beauty that glows on the wrist.

A lovely gem grade natural Easter Blue turquoise cabochon was selected to sit atop this fine ring created by Navajo jeweler Ned Nez. The gem is electric blue green with golden host rock matrix signature to the mine. Ned has set the stone in a smooth hand made bezel with twist wire surrounding it. On the rim of the ring is a perfectly chiseled outer edge that completes the shadowbox. The ring is elegant and gorgeous, finished with a beautifully stamped shank.