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This ring and bracelet set was made in Zuni pueblo in the 1950-60s. The set is made of substantial gauge sterling silver and is inlayed with mother of pearl. The shank of the bracelet is lightly stamped in a pleasing design.

This 1930s belt buckle is hand made in sterling silver. The three natural turquoise cabochons are separated with two thunderbird designs. The thunderbirds are surrounded by pleasing stamp work.

This beautiful three stone sterling silver bracelet from the 1950s is made from hand pulled twist wire. The shank is composed of five twisted wires soldered together. The three stones are natural high grade Easter Blue turquoise. The color of the cabochons is sky blue with a deep chocolate brown background. The perfectly matched stones are surrounded with twist wire and large sterling droplets.

This bracelet set, made in the 1930-40s is comprised of two sterling silver bracelets and one of copper. Pleasing to the eye, they may be worn as a group or separately.

Five stone circa 1940's Navajo sandcast bracelet. The natural turquoise is from the Royston mining district. The bracelet is large and extra heavy. The sterling silver is deeply stamped on the edge near the hand twisted wire that surrounds the stones. Large forged droplets separate each cabochon. Classic old Navajo style.

1930's coin silver bracelet set with three high domed royston turquoise stones. This marvelous hand rolled and hammered coin silver bracelet from the 1930s was created with a heavy shank deeply stamped with the makers hand made stamps. The deep green stones were hand cut by the artist to create a high dome classic look reminiscent of old persian cut stones. The turquoise is set off with eight sterling droplets. A great example of old pawn jewelry.

Navajo silversmith Kee Yazzie has created this magnificent Anasazi influenced bracelet with complex petroglyph overlay designs. The top of the bracelet is covered with wonderful symbols representing healing, protection and prosperity. The designs include the moon and stars, water, tadpoles, hands, bears and crosses overlayed against a deeply textured background. The underside of the piece shows dragonflies whirling across the rock face with mountains in the foreground. The piece is finished with two spectacular rare gem grade natural Candelaria turquoise cabochons at each end set in expertly cut bezels. The cabochons feature a deep blue hue with reddish brown matrix.

Award winning Navajo jeweler Kee Yazzie has created this marvelous pendant by combining his trademark Anasazi influenced pictograph style on one side and his complex petroglyph designs on the back. The front of the piece has dragonfly, bear, cross, hand, star and water designs overlayed against a hand textured and oxidized background. The petroglyphs surround a rare high grade Kingman spiderweb turquoise stone set in a hand chiseled bezel. The reverse side is equally as impressive with an incredible collage of petroglyphs representing protection and prosperity on a bright sterling silver background.

This bolo tie, elegant in design, has award winning Navajo artist Albert Nells signature Art Deco style. Natural spiderweb turquoise, mother of pearl, coral and black onyx are seamlessly raised to set on the top of the bolo. The design of the piece involves precision overlay of stepped silver. The steps represent the mesas of Navajo land. With unique design Albert blends the traditional with modern style.

Navajo artist Albert Nells has created this beautiful Art Deco belt buckle using the four sacred colors. Natural spiderweb turquoise, coral, mother of pearl and black onyx are precision set above the design of the piece. The silverwork is overlayed on top of the buckle and is brought out with dark oxidation. The stepped design represents the mesa country of Navajo land. With designs unique to the artist Albert blends the old with the new into a piece of outstanding beauty.