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This amazing ring was created by award winning Navajo artist, Terry Martinez. The high grade natural Royston turquoise of the piece is eye-catching with beautiful hues of green, a hint of blue and dark chocolate-brown matrix. Hand twisted wire encircles the cabochon as well as a smooth outer lip of silverwork. The triple wire shank is overlayed with two stamped fans with dark oxidation.

This magnificent hand rolled and hammered ingot sterling silver bracelet features three spectacular rare gem grade natural Pilot Mountain turquoise stones. The center cabochon is an amazing deep blue with incredible reddish-orange-brown webbing in a unique shape. We have seen only a handful of this hue from the Pilot Mountain mine. The cabochons that were placed at the ends of the bracelet are equally impressive and perfectly compliment the center stone. Award winning Navajo artist, Sammie Kescoli Begay, expertly set the turquoise with exceptional silverwork. The heavy gauge band of the piece was deeply stamped with a unique pattern. The turquoise is further set off with a hand chiseled bezel and precision beading. This is a modern masterpiece by an incredibly talented artist.

Award winning Navajo jeweler, Terry Martinez, has created this substantial ring by setting an outstanding rare high grade natural Easter Blue turquoise cabochon. The stone contains a beautiful hue of sky-blue with golden-brown matrix that is a classic look from this mine. The stone is surrounded by hand twisted wire and small silver droplets at either end of the ring face. Deeply stamped fans are displayed on either side of the triple wire shank. The affect is to create a beautiful ring with an unusual square cabochon.

Created by award winning Navajo jeweler, Sammie Kescoli Begay, this small but heavy hand rolled and hammered ingot bracelet is fit for everyday wear. The band of the piece is cutout and deeply stamped towards the terminals on either side. A rare high grade natural Candelaria turquoise is set in the center with dark chocolate-brown webbing and a sky-blue hue. Overlayed fan designs are elegantly displayed on either side of the stone as well.

Award winning Navajo silversmith, Tommy Jackson, has created this beautiful autumn colors bracelet using his trademark Navajo inlay rug pattern. The bracelet includes elegant outer edges of sterling silver that tapers down on the ends on either side. The inlay of high grade natural Royston turquoise is mixed with color combinations of blue, green and golden brown. The affect is pleasing to the eye and appropriate to the season.

This wonderful ring created by Navajo jeweler, Tommy Jackson, was skillfully inlayed in a rug pattern design using natural onyx, mother of pearl and picture jasper. The segments were set both stone to stone and interspersed with sterling silver strips. The design is distinctive and petite.

Heavy hand rolled and hammered ingot silverwork is an art mastered by few silversmiths in the modern world. Award winning Navajo jeweler Harry H. Begay is acknowledged as one of the greatest silversmiths of his time. His contribution is to revive this historical style of silverwork. The process essentially means creating the piece from scratch using coin or ingot sterling silver. Harry has not only perfected this but has innovated by doing so with the heaviest gauge possible. This bracelet is among his finest work. It displays deep deep stamping, fine overlayed droplet buttons and stars on a heavy sterling shank.

This fabulous one of a kind ingot cross pendant was hand made by award winning Navajo artist, Calvin Martinez. The piece is set with outstanding rare gem grade natural turquoise from the no longer active Bisbee mine in Arizona. The cabochons each contain an eye-dazzling deep blue color quality with reddish-brown matrix. Calvin's signature ingot silverwork is elegantly displayed on each of the arms with both large and small droplets and a fine inner layer of hand twisted wire.

Navajo jeweler Leonard Nez has created a marvelous belt buckle using his signature ketoh design. The piece includes four overlayed layers of extra heavy gauge sterling silver. Deeply stamped feathered edges fan out from either side. Sterling droplets separate the third layer of design which has a vague Aztec influence. The rare gem grade natural Candelaria turquoise is set off in and further complimented by a shadowbox. The cabochon is an outstanding deep blue with dark red matrix.

Award winning Navajo artist Leonard Nez has created this beautiful ring. By setting a rare gem grade natural square cut Pilot Mountain turquoise in a hand made bezel he allows the cabochon to glow. The elegant shank includes fine thin lines that radiate out from the underside of the bezel as well. The exceptional stone is a deep blue with dark reddish-brown spiderweb chert matrix.