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This gorgeous piece is Navajo jeweler Calvin Martinez's take on the classic western style cowboy buckle. The piece is created from labor intensive ingot sterling silver that is first melted down, rolled and hammered into shape. The buckle is slightly domed at its center to create a concho. Elegant stampwork is displayed in the middle and edges to set off the beauty of the stone. A lovely high grade natural Royston turquoise sits at the center of the piece. The cabochon features beautiful hues of both blue and deep hunter green with golden matrix.

This gorgeous ring hold a large gem grade natural Morenci turquoise from southern Arizona. The gem is deep sky blue with vibrant glistening flecks of pyrite throughout. It sits in Jennifer's signature bezel, curling over the edges of the stone. The bezel is created out of thick sheet chiseled with mathematical intensity. The shank of the ring is equally beautiful. Made from a heavy gauge the elegant band is split at the top into nine pieces to hold the face. The finished ring is large and impressive, the perfect piece to wear to your favorite cocktail party.

This simple row bracelet was made from ingot sterling silver by Navajo jeweler, Calvin Martinez. Perfect for everyday wear it features three matching natural Carico Lake turquoise gems set in hand made bezels surrounded in twist wire. The gems are blue-green with subtle spider webbing. The bracelet is perfect to be worn by itself or with your favorite bangles.

Rick Martinez collaborated with his brother Terry to create this magnificent concho belt. Rolled and hammered from thick ingot sterling silver, the belt was made for Terry's daughter to wear in her graduation ceremony from middle school. Every effort was made to finish the eight conchos in perfect replication. The stamp work is intensely complex and superb. The diamond pattern is overlaid in the center of each piece. The buckle is unique and proportioned to set off the rest of the belt. The finished piece is classic Navajo wearable jewelry, to be worn with pride for generations.

Rolled and hammered sterling silver ingot jewelry is the hallmark of the Martinez family who work on the Navajo reservation. Rick Martinez has produced this highly wearable bracelet using this historic technique. The shank is rolled from thick ingot and deeply stamped at each end. Reposse' scallops are punched out and applied next to the turquoise adorning the top. A high grade natural Easter Blue turquoise is set in a hand made bezel surrounded with twist wire. The gem is blue green with golden host rock matrix that is the classic look from the mine. The finished bracelet is perfect for everyday wear.

Darryl Dean Begay has carved a masterpiece out of tufa stone to create this fine bolo. Entitled "American Spirit" it has a double image. On the one hand when you view the piece you see a beautiful American flag. Looking closer you see the nose of a Yei with a gorgeous gem grade natural Bisbee turquoise as the eye. The American spirit is a Navajo deity imposed against the flag. The gem is classic deep Bisbee blue with smokey reddish-brown matrix. It is encased in a solid eighteen karat gold hand made bezel accentuating the rarity and quality of the stone. The bolo sits on a fine thick hand woven cord finished with tufa cast tips full of hands of man symbols and gem grade Bisbee cabochons at the ends. The finished bolo is an extraordinary creation by one of the most talented Native American jewelers of our time.

Navajo jeweler Harry H. Begay has created one of the finest bracelets of his career with this magnificent one of a kind piece. Deep Bisbee blue spiderweb from the Lavender pit is the rarest and most beautiful from this famed mine in southern Arizona. Three outstanding gems sit in the center of this piece matched to perfection. They are set in hand chiseled bezels encircled with hand twisted wire and droplets that taper up and down in size. The shank is made from labor intensive heavy hand rolled and hammered ingot sterling silver. Deep stamping is displayed next to finely chiseled stars and overlaid flairs on either side. The finished bracelet is a masterpiece, one of Harry's best and hence extraordinary and collectible.

This incredibly beautiful ring features Darryl's great talent as a master of carving tufa stone into complex shapes. The shank of the ring is heavy with a perfect feel while worn on the finger. Atop the shank sits an electric deep blue gem grade natural spiderweb Bisbee turquoise from the Lavender pit of the mine. The cabochon sits in a heavy solid 18 karat gold bezel signature to the artist. The finished ring is a gorgeous example of his finest work.

Apache Blue turquoise of this size and beauty is exceptionally rare. Large specimens from a hat claim are an anomaly. Most are very small as only a finite amount of turquoise was produced. This gem is deep electric sky blue with black complex host rock matrix through out. It sits in a large shadowbox created out of thick half round wire. Twist wire encircles a finely hand chiseled bezel. Reposse' flower petals sit on either side of the heavy split shank. Scallops are placed below for effect with stars above. The finished bracelet is dazzling and highly collectible.

Two toned Royston turquoise is the highest grade found at the mine, a unique look found only at this famous claim. This natural gem is sky blue and hunter green with tan and chocolate host rock matrix. It sits in a beautiful shadowbox encased in a hand chiseled bezel surrounded in twist wire. Large scallops hide the split shank on either side. Large and dynamic, the ring makes a bold statement when worn on the finger.