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Navajo jeweler Leonard Nez has created this wonderful pendant by overlaying dozens of precise feathers around a beautiful shadowbox setting. The arrows set off a rare gem grade natural New Lander spiderweb varascite cabochon. The gem is a deep olive green with fine black spiderweb matrix.
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Navajo silversmith Alfred Joe has created this marvelous ring by overlaying a Navajo rug pattern design in the center of the shank and texturing over it prior to deep oxidization. In the center of the piece the artist has floated an exceptional rare high grade natural Morenci turquoise cabochon. The gem is a deep sky blue with dark chocolate-brown matrix and accents of shimmering pyrite.
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Navajo jeweler Alfred Joe has created this signature bracelet out of sterling silver. The piece is eye-catching and elegant with a bright finish. Shell designs, hand twisted wire, droplets and deeply stamped crescent shaped patterns create a dazzling effect. A gorgeous high grade natural Royston turquoise cabochon is set in the center of the band. The gem is light green with dark apple edging.
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Navajo artist Al Joe has picked a small rare gem grade natural Mediterranean oxblood coral to set atop this lovely ring. Al refers to this particular style as his rail design. The ridges of the piece are distinctive and are the perfect compliment to the cabochon in the center.
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Navajo jeweler Al Joe has created this delicate pendant in sterling silver using his signature shadowbox design. Inside the oxidized and textured shadowbox sits an amazing rare gem grade natural Lone Mountain spiderweb turquoise cabochon. The gem is deep blue with tight dark chocolate-brown spiderweb matrix.
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Navajo artist Al Joe has selected a perfectly oval rare gem grade natural Mediterranean oxblood coral to set in this beautiful ring. The stone is floated in the center of the shank which includes a wonderful raised Navajo rug pattern design. The pattern is accented with delicately textured silverwork on either side.
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Navajo jeweler Alfred Joe has selected a rare high grade natural Blue Gem turquoise cabochon to set in this marvelous bracelet. The gem is a lush deep sky blue that is a classic representation of some of the finest quality found at the mine. The bracelet is Al's signature style, contemporary and unique to this jeweler. Large shell shaped patterns are displayed on either side of the stone which is encircled by hand braided wire, droplets and deeply stamped designs.
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Navajo artist Al Joe has selected an outstanding lime green Carico Lake turquoise cabochon to set in this small but lovely ring. The shank is finished with a raised Navajo rug pattern design that is accented with textured silverwork on either side.
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Navajo jeweler Al Joe has created this eye-catching ring by overlaying a Navajo rug pattern across the center of the shank. The pattern is delicately textured and oxidized. A stunning deep oxblood red coral sits atop the piece to complete the effect.
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Navajo silversmith Alfred Joe has selected two matching natural angel skin coral cabochons to create this beautiful and highly unusual pendant. The corals are set in a shadowbox one atop of the other to create this gorgeous one of a kind piece.
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Navajo artist Al Joe has selected a perfect small rare high grade natural Morenci turquoise cabochon to set in this elegant ring. The gem is deep blue with black host rock matrix. The artist included a raised Navajo rug pattern design and textured silverwork to set off the quality of the stone.
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Navajo jeweler Al Joe has used overlay, engraving and twist wire to create this beautiful bracelet in celebration of the horse. The bracelet shank is deeply domed which shows off the rich engraving of the piece. Three galloping horses decorate the top of the bracelet set amongst fields of engraved grass.
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Precision Hopi silversmith Chalmers Day has created this stunning bolo tie using his incredibly fine cutout work and overlay technique. The bolo features the shaman kachina holding a basket of corn representing abundance. Below him are the rain, sun face and weather symbols necessary for growth of the crops. The butterfly maiden makes an offering in prayer for rain as the mudhead rises from the underworld to greet her.
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Hopi jeweler Chalmers Day has created this beautiful executive buckle using his precise cut out overlay technique. The symbols depicted are wind, clouds, storms and rain essential for the growth of the crops and the sustenance of the pueblo people.
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Award winning Hopi jeweler Chalmers Day has created this marvelous two sided overlay pendant by painstaking exact cutouts depicting Hopi ceremonial myths. The abundance and fertility symbols occur on both sides. On one side the Hopi germinator plays his flute in tribute to the abundance of the earth. Hopi maidens gather the crops that are dependent on the rain that comes from the clouds during the storm. The other side celebrates the hummingbird and the butterfly as the rebirth of abundance.
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Hand made by the two time award winning IACA (Indian Arts and Crafts Association) artist of the year, Alfred Joe, this magnificent piece features an amazing seventy seven large and small sterling silver beads. The artist skillfully interspersed both plain and deeply fluted beads giving the piece a very eye-catching appeal. Al Joe is famous for his classic contemporary silverwork and this item is exceptional. It is elegant, comfortable to wear, and fit for any collection of the fine quality.
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This incredible one of a kind piece was created by award winning Navajo artist, Leonard Nez. Set with rare gem grade natural Godber Burnham spiderweb turquoise this ring is elegant and eye-catching. The cabochon is a striking deep sky blue with tight chocolate-brown spiderweb matrix. Elegant design accentuates the beauty of the stone which is surrounded by a wonderful hand chiseled bezel. Smooth lines with dark oxidation are displayed on either side of the shank as well as textured detail. This piece is very comfortable and ideal for everyday wear.
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With exquisite contemporary overlay and set with phenomenal rare gem grade natural Royston spiderweb turquoise this piece is fit for any collection of fine quality. The item was hand made by award winning Navajo artist, Leonard Nez, famous not only for his unique labor intensive silver work but for his use of exceptional turquoise. The specimen in this piece includes hues of both blue and green with reddish, golden-brown and tan webbing. Four separate layers of overlay compliment the beauty of the stone which is also encircled by a shadowbox with dark oxidation. Each of the layers combines marvelous patterns in heavy gauge sterling silver that are unique to this incredibly talented silversmith.
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This amazing one of a kind belt buckle was hand made by award winning Navajo artist, Leonard Nez. The piece features exquisite rare gem grade natural Indian Mountain spiderweb turquoise from Nevada with marvelous hues of dark blue and dark chocolate-brown matrix. This mine is no longer producing and the artist skillfully complimented the beauty of the stone with beautiful detail. The buckle includes four separate layers of overlay with a shadowbox design encircling the stone. Each of the layers combines gorgeous patterns in heavy gauge sterling silver which are all brought out with dark oxidation.
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This exceptional one of a kind bolo tie was created by award winning Navajo artist, Leonard Nez. The piece features exquisite rare gem grade natural Indian Mountain spiderweb turquoise from Nevada with marvelous hues of dark blue and dark chocolate-brown matrix. This mine is no longer producing and the artist skillfully complimented the beauty of the stone with amazing detail. The bolo includes four separate layers of overlay with a shadowbox design encircling the stone. Each of the layers combines gorgeous patterns in heavy gauge sterling silver which are all brought out with dark oxidation. We have the great privilege of representing Leonard Nez with this piece on page 86 of Dr. Gregory Schaff's definitive new book American Indian Jewelry III: M-Z 2,100 Artist Biographies.
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