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For over 60 years Harry H. Begay has perfected the ancient art of creating jewelry from scratch out of ingot sterling silver. He melts the silver and pours it into...
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An extremely rare gem grade natural Apache Blue turquoise was chosen for this fine rolled and hammered ingot bracelet hand mad by Terry Martinez. Only at Bisbee do we find...
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A superb large Candelaria turquoise was chosen for this impressive necklace created by Navajo jeweler, Terry Martinez. Candelaria has not been mined for decades. It is widely recognized as one...
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Montezuma is a claim found in the Royston mining district located northwest of Tonapah, Nevada. The cabochon was collected twenty years ago when a tiny amount of this material surfaced...
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This dramatic and exciting bracelet was made by rolling and pounding sterling silver ingot harkening back to the early days of Calvin’s relatives. He then deeply stamped the shank in...
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Calvin created this beautiful ingot sterling silver concho belt by collecting natural lapis, coral, spiny oyster and Sleeping Beauty turquoise cabochons cut to the same millimeter dimensions. He then arranged...
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Pat Read was a trader that had Native American shops in Taos, New Mexico and Albuquerque’s old town in the 1950-60 era. On some time line he purchased this fine...
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In the early 1970s a collective of jewelers lived at the Mabel Dodge Luhan house in Taos, New Mexico. These Anglo artists revived the art of silversmithing from old American...
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This is a 1950-60 museum quality Zuni squash blossom necklace by Leonard ( 1923-1992) and Lula (1930-2004) Weebothee. The piece was gifted from well known trader Pat Read to his...
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In the 1970s a collective of silver smiths resided at the Mable Dodge house in Taos, New Mexico. Their specialty was the creation of concho belts using coin silver and...
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Made in the 1960-70 era this beautiful piece is representative of the timeless elegance of the squash blossom necklace. Thirteen gorgeous natural turquoise gems mined at Sleeping Beauty are set...
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This fine concho belt was made in Taos, New Mexico in the early 1970s. A collective of artist jewelers revived the old Navajo art of making conchos out of old...
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Bernice and Robert Leekya were renown for their fine buckles which became the standard in the 1960-70 era. This buckle, besides the superb signature silver work, is notable for the...
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Simple and high quality these 1960’s earrings were created with a shadowbox design with delicately hand stamped arrows and stars. The centers contain fine natural oxblood coral. Earring Size: 1-1/4...
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Pat Read commissioned these fine coral hair pins for his store in Taos in the 1960s. The natural corals are flawless oxblood of the highest quality. They sit in shadowbox...
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These cuff links date to the 1950’s when Native jewelers worked with precision in the creation of even their smallest items. Beautiful natural Blue Gem turquoise was placed in each...
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$295.00
This old style tie holder was made in the 1930-40 era. It represents the versatility of Native American silversmiths of that era. The thunderbird was an icon of this time...
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This quality ring was made in the 1960s. Mother of pearl was inlaid into three unusual rectangular sections with precision by a Zuni silversmith. Ring Size: 5 Ring Face Size:...
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Simple and beautiful, this fine spiral pin is an exhibit of the quality of jewelry made in the 1960s. The precise inlay is white mother of pearl. Pin Size: 1-7/16...
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