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This gorgeous bracelet is created out of heavy ten gauge sterling silver by Navajo jeweler Herman Smith. The shank is deeply stamped by Herman with his home made tools. The interior is stamped to match. An amazing rare gem grade natural Darling Darling spiderweb turquoise cabochon is set in the center of the piece. The stone is surrounded by braided wire and hand made droplets that taper from small to large. The cabochon exhibits a beautiful deep sky blue hue with chocolate webbing. Highly domed, the gem is a unusually large specimen from this famous depleted mine.

Navajo jeweler Jennifer Curtis has created this unusual saddle ring with a retro native theme. Double arrows are deeply stamped in the face of the ring and etched and oxidized. The arrows point the way on the finger no matter which way it is worn. Heavy and elegant, the ten gauge shank is stamped with arrowheads, filed and sanded. This is a ring sure to get compliments whenever worn.

This outstanding Hopi overlay bracelet was created by master silversmith, Chalmers Day. The prominent figures are members of the Corn clan. The larger one, a Corn clan priest, is seen coming from below with a rain cloud at his back and corn in front. A smaller figure is planting the crops. An incredible rare gem grade natural Kingman spiderweb turquoise stone representing water is the central feature. Above the turquoise is a pot carrying corn with prayer feather designs on the exterior. A spirit bear, totem of the Bear clan, is overseeing the planting and harvest of the crops. Rain streaks are elegantly displayed on each side of this intricate bracelet and cloud and feather designs complete the scene.

Hopi jeweler Chalmers Day has created this lovely one of a kind pendant out of sterling silver. The overlaid design elements include the parrot clan symbol in the center, wind, storm clouds, rain, water and prayer feathers used in ceremony.

Hopi artist Chalmers Day has created this beautiful bracelet using his signature overlay style. The symbolism of the piece includes the center design of the Hopi maiden with her basket full of crops to nourish the people. The left side of the piece exhibits the weather patterns and water essential to all life. Chalmers has displayed the sacred turtle who carries the weight of the world on its back to the right of the bracelet with a water symbol, prayer mound, crops and rainbow in the sky up above.

Hopi jeweler Chalmers Day again displays his exquisite overlay work in this detailed depiction of spiritual Hopi village life. With the pueblo at the top, a shaman prays for rain and lightening to help the corn grow. Another member smokes a sacred pipe in prayer to the animal spirit. Also seen is a parrot clan symbol with the beak in a swirl as well as corn maidens and crops in the lower portion of the bolo.

Navajo jeweler Vernon Begaye is famous for his fine multi color inlay. This incredible bracelet has five rows that sparkle with unusual vibrant color. He inlays many different types of natural materials including mother of pearl, lapis, white buffalo, coral, jasper, iron wood and a stunning variety of turquoise. Royston, Damele, Morenci, Royal Blue and Sleeping Beauty are all beautifully set flush with the sterling silver of the piece. The effect of the bracelet is striking and gorgeous on the wrist.

Navajo master jeweler Thomas Curtis called this beautiful ring "tire tracks". The piece is cut out of heavy thick sterling silver and deeply stamped prior to filing. The detail of the ring is note worthy for the fine reverse stamping to create the complex interweaving design. This piece is among his last creations prior to his untimely death in 2013.

This distinctive pendant highlights a gorgeous high grade natural Royston turquoise cabochon. The gem is deep hunter green with tan matrix characteristic of the classic look from the mine. Al sets the stone in a clean shadowbox with a sunburst design. Al is known for his elegant and beautiful pendants.

Navajo jeweler Al Joe has created this small delicate ring by selecting a rare high grade natural Mediterranean coral cabochon to set on a simple sterling shank. The band features star shaped droplets and thin lines of stampwork on either side making the brilliant red coral eye-catching to the viewer.