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Santo Domingo Pueblo jeweler Joseph Coriz has created this beautiful overlay sterling silver bracelet. The design is a classic night scene over the pueblo with the kiva as the central focus. Stars are featured prominently over the great kiva with solid 14K gold planets and moon in the night sky.

Navajo artist Leonard Nez has selected a rare high grade natural turquoise from the now depleted Castle Dome mine in southern Arizona to set in a fine hand chiseled bezel. The gem is a perfect sky blue with golden flecks, the type widely favored by Europeans. It is finely cut in a domed square with simple yet elegant silverwork emphasizing the beauty of the stone.

Navajo jeweler Terry Martinez has selected the finest gem grade natural turquoise from the Kingman mine to create this wonderful mens ring. The gem is an electric sky blue with perfect dark reddish-brown and chocolate webbing. The cabochon is set inside an elegant shadowbox with thick braided wire and a perfect hand chiseled bezel.

Precision overlay artist Leonard Nez has created one of the great masterpieces of his career. He has selected eighteen exquisite rare gem grade natural Easter Blue spiderweb turquoise cabochons to create this necklace. The gems are sky blue with fine vibrant golden-brown spiderweb matrix distinctive to this mine. This small claim in central Nevada has not been worked in many years. Nine oval gems are set in shadowbox sterling silver. Eight small gems are surrounded in a fine complex feather design. These are attached to each other with a hand made chain. The necklace feeds to two cabochons which create a complex pendant of fine feathers overlayed on sterling silver. The final result is a one of a kind piece suitable for the finest collection.

The dean of Navajo jewelers Orville Tsinnie has created this elegant bracelet out of extra heavy ten gauge sterling silver wire. The shank of the bracelet is deeply stamped using his hand made tools. Made in the 1980s, the piece is highly collectible.

Navajo jeweler Leonard Nez has created this incredible ring by selecting a rare high grade natural Lone Mountain turquoise to place in sterling silver. Leonard has set the cabochon with a wonderfully unique overlay pattern coinciding with the shape of the stone distinctive to his noted style.

Navajo jeweler Albert Nells has created this sleek art deco sterling silver bracelet using his signature step design. Overlayed mesas taper down to both ends of this elegant piece and the detail is brought out with dark oxidation.

Created by Navajo artist Andy Cadman, these earrings are set with beautifully matched rare high grade natural New Lander spiderweb varascite. The cabochons have an olive background with dark blue and black webbing. Each stone is surrounded with hand twisted wire with five droplets at the bottom of each earring.

This large and heavy tufa cast bracelet was made in the 1970s. Elegantly simple in design, the jeweler's intent was to set off this rare and unusual natural high grade Number Eight turquoise cabochon. The gem is sky blue with perfect chocolate spiderweb matrix. The size of the gem is rarely if ever seen on today's market. It could only have been cut when the mine was still producing, most likely in the 1960s. The artist who made the piece is undetermined due to the age but is signed MD on the inside of the piece.

These gorgeous three stone dangle earrings were created with classic natural Royston turquoise from Nevada by Navajo artist Albert Jake. The cabochons are perfectly matched with wonderful hues of sky blue and hints of reddish-brown matrix. Perfect for everyday wear or to set off a special evening dress.