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A large, dark and mysterious turquoise was chosen by Jennifer for her masterpiece bolo. The natural gem is dark blue with black and reddish brown host rock matrix, the signature...
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Jennifer uses her exceptional zig zag pattern perfectly stamping the shank of this heavy bracelet. The pattern must be perfectly executed with great care to create the design, an eye...
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A brilliant, rare and exotic turquoise from the Damele mine was selected for this fine ring created by Wes Willie. The claim is located in the hills of the Austin,...
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This fabulous bracelet hand made by Navajo jeweler Jennifer Curtis features a rare and exotic turquoise from high grade ridge found at the Royston mine. The natural gem is tri-toned...
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This exotic marvelous ring by Edison Cummings features Alaskan fossil ivory as a background. The dark mahogany walrus ivory is carved with an emergence symbol found at petroglyph sites in...
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This is Jennifer’s beautiful design based on the ancient fleur de lis or lilly flower that was originally brought to the American Southwest by the Spanish explorers centuries ago. She...
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Wes selected a marvelous gem grade natural Candelaria spiderweb turquoise for this fine ring. Candelaria turquoise ranks among the finest found in Nevada, on a par with Lone Mountain, Bisbee...
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Twenty large spectacular gems discovered at the Easter Blue mine were selected for this exotic link belt hand made by Ned Nez. The mine is located on the adjacent peak...
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Ned has selected a beautiful rare natural Aztec turquoise to create this fine ring. The Aztec turquoise mine was first discovered in 1889 by George Simmons who detected remnants of...
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The nine beautiful stones set into this fine link bracelet by Bobby Cayaditto were cut out of a single nugget discovered at the classic Candelaria claim. The nugget was purchased...
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The dazzling natural gem set above Ron’s bracelet shank is Carico Lake faustite representing the tip top 1% of production from the claim. The rare and electric cabochon exudes quality...
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Candelaria turquoise was found as a byproduct at a copper mine located in the hills located west of Tonapah, Nevada. The mine closed over a decade ago and the dumps...
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Ron has chosen an offset design for highlighting the bright turquoise set atop this fine bracelet. The gem grade natural cabochon is from the Brannon Blue claim found high in...
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A large Bisbee turquoise was chosen for this fine ring hand made by Navajo jeweler, Arland Ben. The natural gem represents the signature look of quality from the mine and...
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This exceptional bracelet was hand filed, chiseled and stamped to perfection by Navajo jeweler, Ron Bedonie. The filing creates the tapered look on each side. Atop, he has set a...
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Harcross is a small historic mine located in the grass valley of Nevada near the California town of Bishop. Discovered in the 1930s, the mine has consistently produced the finest...
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The ancient mines of the Sinai peninsula are among the oldest known. Historically the clear sky blue hues were the most coveted, the matrixed material discarded. This provided enterprising miners...
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In the early 1970s a small pocket of turquoise was found on the Ithaca Peak at the Kingman mine that was among the finest discovered. The gems were deep blue...
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