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This beautiful piece created by award winning Navajo artist Terry Martinez features a gorgeous Royston turquoise stone. The cabochon is a stunning light pale blue-green with deep green hues and chocolate brown matrix. The item also portrays stunning ingot silver work with very intricate hand twisted wire and amazing deep stamp work found on the shank.

This gorgeous piece hand fabricated by award winning Navajo artist Calvin Martinez features five rare high grade Easter Blue turquoise stones. The cabochons all include wonderful golden and reddish brown matrix and are sky blue. Each of the stones also has an amazing sterling silver droplet and hand twisted wire border, and exquisite deep stamps are displayed towards the terminals.

This incredible one of a kind piece hand fabricated by award winning Navajo artist Ned Nez features a spectacular rare Number Eight Spiderweb turquoise cabochon. The stone is a gorgeous light blue with reddish brown spiderweb matrix. The item also portrays stunning detail and design in sterling silver on both the inside and outside with amazing intricacy.

With a unique shape and design this incredible piece hand fabricated by award winning Navajo artist Sammie Kescoli Begay is of very fine collector quality. The item is rolled and hammered ingot sterling silver set with rare high grade Easter Blue turquoise of an uncommon hue. What makes this stone so different from most Easter Blue is the combination of red matrix and pale blue throughout the stone. In addition the artist also used a very beautiful shape going from wide in the center to slender towards the terminals. There are wonderful sterling silver droplets around the cabochon as well as very nice deep stamp work extending the length of the piece. Two large sterling silver drops can also be detected at the tips on either side with deep stamping on each one.

This beautiful piece created by Navajo artist Lee Charley features an amazing tufa cast dragonfly with a gorgeous high grade Royston turquoise stone and five stunning deep red gem grade Mediterranean coral cabochons all set to outline the body of the creature. The Royston turquoise in this piece is a stunning deep blue-green with a hint of dark reddish-brown matrix. Tufa casting is an ancient process where the artist carves a particular design into a tufa or sandstone pours molten silver into it therefore yielding a one of a kind item. This process can only be used two to three times before the design is destroyed by the molten material. This is a much more labor intensive process than conventional investment casting which produces an infinite number of identical images.