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This beautiful piece created by Navajo artist Gilbert J.R. Tolino features four stunning Royston turquoise cabochons. The stones are all a gorgeous olive-green with light brown matrix and are set flush with the sterling silver giving the cabochons a shadowbox effect around each one. The artist included wonderful deep stamp work with a traditional Navajo rug pattern design.

With a wonderful sunburst design and set with exquisite turquoise this one of a kind piece created by award winning Navajo artist, Alfred Joe, is highly collectible and very pleasing to the eye. The item features a spectacular rare high grade Lone Mountain turquoise cabochon that is a beautiful deep blue with gold-tan matrix. The stone is flush with the silver work of the piece and is encircled with a gorgeous shadowbox efffect. The contemporary design and stamping is exceptional with the outer edge of the piece coming up at an angle giving it a very elegant flow.

With incredibly unique design and set with rare high grade Number Eight Spiderweb turquoise this one of a kind piece created by award winning Navajo artist Sammie Kescoli Begay is in a class of its own. The cabochons in this item are each a beautiful sky blue with light-brown, tan and chocolate-brown spiderweb matrix. It is one of very few that the artist has made with cabochons both in the center as well as on the tips of the band and this technique is seldom seen. The piece also includes a border around the center stone of forty eight sterling silver droplets and small droplets surrounding the two smaller stones as well. There are deep vegetative stamps on the band and the item goes from wide in the center to slender towards the tips. Sammie is well known for his innovative skill in hand fabricating pieces that are uncommon in todays market making him one of the finest Native American silversmiths in Indian Country.

This incredibly unique piece hand made by award winning Hopi artist Chalmers Day portrays a wonderful scene in sterling silver. The rare Candelaria turquoise cabochon represents the water, where the rabbit is going to drink and the turtle is going to swim with the butterfly and humming bird flying above. The stone is a gorgeous aqua blue with chocolate-brown matrix. There are two eagle symbols towards the left edge of the piece with feather designs below as well as prayer mounds and water representation on the right. Another magical piece created by a wonderful master of overlay.

This beautiful piece created by award winning Navajo artist Ned Nez features a gorgeous rare Candelaria turquoise cabochon. The stone is a deep brilliant blue with dark reddish-brown matrix. The artist used very unique stamp work on this item making it all the more special with detail on the inside and outside. The inner stamp is in a diamond pattern and the outer is very elegant as well.