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Navajo jeweler Terry Martinez has chosen a fine clear natural Fox turquoise cabochon to place in this beautiful ring. The stone is set in a hand made bezel surrounded by an elaborate combination of large stars, twist wire and coils of silverwork on either side.

Navajo jeweler Leonard Nez has selected a gorgeous rare gem grade natural Carico Lake turquoise cabochon to set in his signature pendant. The stone is high lime with chocolate and tan webbing and represents the classic look from this famous mine in Nevada. A beautiful shadowbox surrounds the stone with fine chisel work around the outer edge. The design exhibits Leonard's incredible overlay technique with intricate and unique patterns brought out with dark oxidation.

Hand made by Navajo jeweler, Sammie Kescoli Begay, this incredibly beautiful bracelet is set with a spectacular large specimen of rare gem grade natural Apache Blue turquoise. The striking cabochon glows with a vibrant deep sky blue hue with wispy hints of aqua green and chocolate matrix. As if a view of the ocean from space, the cabochon is highly unusual and is an excellent representation of the finest quality from this hat claim in Nevada. Sammie has complimented the gem with amazing skill combining multiple design elements. His signature deeply stamped multi-row pattern is featured the entire length of the band overlaid with stunning scallops, crescents and diamond shapes hand cut from a separate sheet of rolled and hammered ingot sterling silver. Sammie has further accented the elaborate detail of the piece with finely beaded designs in addition to hand pulled and twisted ingot wire encircling the intricate chiseled bezel of the stone.

This fine ring created by Navajo jeweler Sammie Kescoli Begay features gorgeous detail in heavy hand rolled and hammered ingot sterling silver. The shank is deeply stamped with Sammie's home made tools in an elegant pattern unique to the artist. A marvelous rare gem grade natural Candelaria spiderweb turquoise cabochon with a beautiful and unique shape is set as the focal point of the ring. The thick cut specimen exhibits a deep sky blue hue with wispy golden-chocolate-brown webbing. The stone is set in a hand made chiseled bezel surrounded by heavy hand pulled and twisted ingot wire with large sterling silver droplets added to one side for effect.

Hopi jeweler Chalmers Day is famous for his super intricate detail and this amazing piece beautifully illustrates his wonderful skill. Three prayer mounds are displayed on the right side of the bracelet with rain and water designs below. The Hopi people often pray for rain and water which is essential to all life. Water symbols are also exhibited on the left side of the piece in waves among wind and weather designs and prayer feathers. The eagle and butterfly are portrayed in the center of the bracelet flying above the pond, symbolized by the stunning cabochon of rare gem grade natural New Lander spiderweb varascite. This quality is seldom seen from the mine with a gorgeous combination of green and tight black spiderweb matrix.

This spectacular ring was hand made by Navajo jeweler Leonard Nez. He has chosen to set the piece with an incredibly beautiful and exotic rare gem grade natural New Lander spiderweb varascite cabochon. This quality is very seldom if ever seen from the mine with an eye-dazzling combination of green and fine black spiderweb matrix. The stone is set in a beautiful hand cut bezel atop an extra heavy ten gauge shank. The band is deeply stamped and textured in Leonard's signature style and is the perfect compliment to the beauty and rarity of the stone.

Navajo master silver and goldsmith Darryl Dean Begay hand made this marvelous ring by carving a tufa stone and pouring molten sterling silver to create a stunning shank of sophisticated beauty. The band is finished in his signature multi step technique to a shimmering high luster. A magnificent gem grade natural Bisbee turquoise of the highest quality is set in the center of the piece. The cabochon is the classic representation of the finest turquoise from the lavender pit of the mine with a deep blue hue and vibrant purple-reddish-brown matrix. Darryl has encircled the gem in a gorgeous hand chiseled solid 18 karat gold bezel due to the rarity of the stone.

Navajo master silver and goldsmith Jennifer Curtis has created a bracelet of sophisticated beauty. The shank is heavy, deeply stamped and oxidized with a shimmering step pattern overlaid from solid 14 karat gold running down the middle. An outstanding flawless rare gem grade natural Mediterranean oxblood coral cabochon is set as the central focus of the piece. The gem is deep red enhanced with smooth silverwork and a stunning bezel of solid 14 karat gold appropriate for the quality of the bracelet.

Navajo jeweler Thomas Jim has selected a perfectly square cut gem grade natural red web Kingman turquoise to set in his unusual raised and squared hand chiseled bezel. The gem is sky blue with complex reddish-brown spiderweb matrix representing the best from the mine. Thomas has complimented the quality of the stone with a unique shadowbox created by overlaying a smooth outer lip of silverwork atop the heavy gauge shank of the piece. The band is deeply stamped, textured and overlaid with wonderful patterns that are signature to the work of this incredibly talented silversmith.

It is highly unusual to find a gem grade natural red web Candelaria turquoise available on today's market. This gorgeous specimen is sky blue with complex deep reddish brown spiderweb matrix. The stone is set in Navajo jeweler Thomas Jim's signature bezel amongst twisted wire and a uniquely hand cut outer edge. The ring face is beautifully attached above a heavy textured shank with wonderful flairs and deep stampwork on each side. The finished ring is perfect for every day wear and appropriate for the finest collection.