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With a wonderful unique shape and set with gorgeous stone, this ring was hand made by award winning Navajo silversmith, Calvin Martinez. The piece is set with an outstanding rare high grade natural Godber Burnham turquoise cabochon with a sky blue hue and dark reddish-brown matrix. In addition the ring was created from labor intensive heavy gauge hand rolled and hammered ingot sterling silver. A shadowbox with dark oxidation surrounds the bezel of the stone with intricate detail and a beaded design around the outer edge of the ring face. Beautiful detail is also displayed on either side of the shank with precise placement.
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This incredibly unique piece was created by award winning Navajo artist, Tommy Jackson. The bracelet is set with a fabulous specimen of rare gem grade natural Red Mountain spiderweb turquoise that is deep blue with tight dark reddish-brown webbing. The artist skillfully cut out and overlayed beautiful patterns in swirls and triangular shapes representing wind and weather. The piece also includes a bear paw for protection and guidance, storm cloud design and full moon.
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This gorgeous piece was hand made by award winning Navajo artist, Terry Martinez, and is set with high grade natural Royston turquoise from Nevada. The rectangular shaped stone features colors of beautiful sky blue with a hint of light green and reddish-brown matrix. Unique detail is displayed on each side of the ring face with elegant crescent shaped patterns and droplets in each of the four corners. Hand braided wire surrounds the bezel of the stone and the shank was made with a split band design.
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Out of the private collection of award winning Navajo artist, Sammie Kescoli Begay, this marvelous one of a kind ingot cluster bracelet is set with fifty two rare high grade natural Lone Mountain turquoise cabochons. Each stone contains an eye-dazzling hue of sky blue with chocolate-brown matrix. Intricate bezel work surrounds the stones which are also separated with petite droplets. Hand braided wire encircles each of the center cabochons as well and the piece was made with a split band design. This bracelet is circa 1960's and is unsigned.
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Award winning Navajo silversmith, Terry Martinez, created this fabulous ingot ring. The turquoise of the piece is rare gem grade natural Blue Gem from Nevada with gorgeous hues of deep blue, olive-green and reddish-brown. Hand braided wire encircles the bezel of the stone accompanied by petite droplets in the upper and lower portions of the ring face and designs in swirls in each of the four corners.
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This amazing piece hand made by award winning Navajo artist, Herman Smith, is set with a spectacular rare gem grade natural Aztec spiderweb turquoise cabochon. With an eye-catching deep sky blue hue and reddish-brown webbing this stone is exceptional. The artist skillfully complimented the beauty of the turquoise with elaborate detail displayed on the inside and outside of the piece in traditional labor intensive hand rolled and hammered ingot sterling silver. Small and large droplets are featured on either side of the cabochon with thick hand twisted wire surrounding the bezel as well.
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Created by award winning Navajo artist, Calvin Martinez, this piece is set with a beautiful rare high grade natural Darling Darlene spiderweb turquoise stone. The cabochon glows with colors of both green and blue with reddish and orange-brown webbing. The artist surrounded the stone with a gorgeous shadowbox with hand twisted wire and a sunburst design brought out with dark oxidation. Each of the sun rays are separated with an outer border of petite droplets.
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This extraordinary one of a kind set hand made by award winning Navajo artist, Leonard Nez, is of the finest quality. The necklace and dangle earrings feature exquisite overlay with exceptional elaborate detail and are set with magnificent rare gem grade natural Royston turquoise. The cabochons contain elegant hues of deep green and sky blue with tan, chocolate, and golden brown matrix. The artist included wonderful shadowbox designs with oxidation around each stone giving all emphasis to their brilliant color. In addition this piece also includes a hand made sterling silver chain connecting each of the medallions. 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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This incredible belt buckle was hand made by award winning Navajo silversmith, Leonard Nez. The piece is set with an outstanding rare gem grade natural Godber Burnham spiderweb turquoise cabochon. The stone glows with a gorgeous sky blue color quality with dark reddish-brown webbing. A shadowbox design surrounds the stone accompanied by four separate layers of overlay. Unique patterns with incredibly intricate cutouts and dark oxidation add even more beauty to this fantastic one of a kind piece.
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This beautiful ring was created by award winning Navajo artist, Leonard Nez, and is set with amazing rare gem grade natural Royston turquoise. The cabochon has incredible depth with gorgeous deep hues of green and blue with chocolate-brown matrix. The stone is encircled with a hand chiseled bezel and heavy gauge sterling silver with fine thin lines that fan out on either side of the shank.
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Hand made by award winning Navajo artist, Calvin Martinez, this magnificent piece features both gorgeous turquoise and craftsmanship. Each of the twenty one rare high grade natural Carico Lake Supreme turquoise cabochons includes vibrant hues of both blue and green with tight tan and chocolate-brown spiderweb matrix. The artist performed with a tremendous amount of skill and precision making the piece from labor intensive hand rolled and hammered ingot sterling silver. There are a total of thirteen conchos with a superb amount of detail. Fine thin lines fan out from the hand chiseled bezel of the stones with crescent shaped patterns used around the outer edges. Each concho is also backed with reddish-brown leather. The buckle of the piece contains amazing reposse work with beautiful designs that flare out in each of the four corners. We have the great privilege of representing Calvin Martinez with this piece on page 26 of Dr. Gregory Schaff's definitive new book American Indian Jewelry III: M-Z 2,100 Artist Biographies.
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Straight from the artist's private collection, this marvelous piece was the winner of the prestigious Charles Loloma Best in Show Award at the 2008 Hopi arts and crafts festival. Ramon Dalangyawma cut out and overlayed twenty eight exquisite dragonflies flying through the air encircling a large dragonfly at the center of the piece. They are all set against an oxidized and etched background symbolizing the night sky. Dragonflies in the Hopi religion represent renewal and are the messengers of the coming springtime. They are often found by water which is essential to the growth and prosperity of the pueblo people. The artist outlined the bodies of these wonderful creatures with patterns that echo this sacred meaning. We have the great privilege of representing Ramon Dalangyawma with this piece on page 179 of Dr. Gregory Schaff's definitive new book American Indian Jewelry II: A-L 1,800 Artist Biographies.
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Award winning Hopi artist, Ramon Dalangyawma, created this sophisticated overlay dragonfly design necklace. The piece is set with beautiful natural Kingman turquoise that contains hues of sky blue with chocolate-brown matrix surrounded by a hand chiseled bezel. The dragonfly design is exceptional with dark oxidation and overlay in patterns that resemble wind, weather and water. The artist also included a heavy sterling silver Italian made chain.
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This outstanding one of a kind necklace, earrings and matching bracelet were hand made by award winning Navajo artist, Tommy Jackson. Each piece is set with exceptional rare gem grade natural Mediterranean coral. The stone is exquisite and is difficult to find in today's market. This set combines large cabochons with twelve strands of beautiful hand drilled coral beads and all of the specimens are flawless. The pendant is removable adding even more flexibility to the necklace. The detail is also magnificent with the artist's signature Navajo rug pattern design brought out with dark oxidation. The bezels encircling the stones are hand chiseled with precision and each piece is elegant, eye-catching and substantial with heavy gauge sterling silver. We have the great privilege of representing Tommy Jackson with this set on page 267 of Dr. Gregory Schaff's definitive new book American Indian Jewelry II: A-L 1,800 Artist Biographies.
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This beautiful ring created by award winning Navajo artist, Bruce Morgan, features amazing design in solid 14K gold over sterling silver. The artist skillfully included intricate crescent shaped detail extending the full length of the band. Deep oxidation is displayed on either side of the gold making it very eye catching to the viewer.
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This spectacular belt buckle was hand made by award winning Navajo silversmith, Leonard Nez. Made from three layers of heavy gauge sterling silver this piece is set with a magnificent large specimen of high grade natural Turquoise Mountain spiderweb from Arizona. The stone is very eye-catching to the viewer with both light and deep sky-blue hues and tight deep blue and tan webbing. The artist included a shadowbox effect around the cabochon accompanied by exquisite overlay. The detail of the piece is incredibly precise with unique patterns in each layer brought out with dark oxidation.
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This exceptional piece created by award winning Navajo artist, Calvin Martinez, features an outstanding cluster of high grade natural Royston turquoise. The stones have amazing qualities with colors of both olive-green and brown with reddish-brown matrix. Calvin is very famous for his ingot silver work which he used to perfection in this piece. All of the stones are separated with sterling silver droplets and coils of silverwork with hand twisted wire encircling the center stone.
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This eye-dazzling ingot ring was created by award winning Navajo artist, Calvin Martinez. The piece is set with a marvelous rare high grade natural Darling Darlene turquoise cabochon from Nevada. The stone glows with hues of green-blue and both reddish and orange-brown webbing. The detail of the piece is attractive as well with coils of silverwork in each of the four corners, petite droplets and crescent shaped patterns.
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With exceptional turquoise and elegant design this piece was hand made by Navajo artist, Guy Hoskie. The turquoise cabochons are incredible rare gem grade natural Aztec spiderweb from Nevada with outstanding hues of blue and reddish-brown webbing. The bracelet was made from thick hand woven wire which also surrounds the center stone. Both large and small droplets accent the band as well with precise placement.
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Created by award winning Navajo artist, Calvin Martinez, this gorgeous one of a kind ingot ring is set with rare high grade natural Red Mountain spiderweb turquoise. The cabochon includes a deep blue hue with tight dark reddish and chocolate-brown webbing. A unique design compliments the beauty of the stone in hand rolled and hammered ingot sterling silver. Hand twisted wire surrounds the bezel with petite droplets and a smooth outer edge. Fine thin lines fan out from the upper portion of the ring face with a coil of silverwork and detail on the large droplet in the center of the lower portion as well.
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