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This early Zuni watch bracelet was collected at the Charles Eagle Plume gallery in Allenspark Colorado in the early 1960s. The channel inlay is natural Blue Gem set in an intricate and attractive pattern. Worn proudly for many years by its owner, the bracelet has a wonderful patina and luster.

Julian Lovato is one of the great pioneers of modern Native American jewelry. He started his career in the 1940s working at Frank Patania's famous design shop in Santa Fe. This marvelous example of his creative innovative style was created in the late 1990s. The hand made chain for the necklace is his signature loop design, complex and beautifully simple. Ten gem grade natural Lone Mountain turquoise cabochons from the artist's private collection are set in hand made bezels on the heavy chain of the piece. The links are attached to a striking Bisbee turquoise gem that is then connected to a hand made pendant shaped in a floral leaf design. The pendant is made from thick heavy gauge sterling silver as well adding a nice weight and comfortable feel when worn at the neckline. Five outstanding Lone Mountain cabochons are set in the pendant in a unique pattern for effect. The finished necklace is a masterpiece, rare and highly collectible. Examples of Julian's work are seldom seen today and it is an event in itself.

A gorgeous and collectible red spiderweb Kingman turquoise was chosen for this fine ring. The natural gem is deep blue with electric red and chocolate complex spiderweb matrix. It is set in a high hand chiseled bezel signature to the work of Navajo jeweler Thomas Jim. Sterling silver droplets sit at each end of the ring face combined with elegant texture. Beautiful flares of silverwork are displayed above the deeply stamped scallops overlaid on either side of the shank. The band is also hand etched and filed. The finished product is dazzling on the finger, a statement from a true master craftsman.

A gorgeous rare high grade natural Number Eight spiderweb turquoise was chosen for this marvelous ring. The gem is classic glacial sky blue with black and chocolate spiderweb matrix, a look only found at this classic turquoise mine. The gem is set in Thomas Jim's signature high chiseled bezel. The heavy shank is hand etched prior to the application of twist wire, deeply stamped stars, fans and scallops. The finished ring is striking on the finger, a product of a master Navajo silversmith.

This gorgeous bracelet created by Navajo jeweler Delbert Gordon features a large and rare gem grade natural Royston turquoise cabochon. The gem is deep blue green with gold and chocolate matrix. The stone sits on a wide shank that is deeply stamped throughout with fine scalloped designs near the intricate hand chiseled bezel. Large stars, droplets and smooth coils of overlay further compliment the vibrant two toned color combinations of the turquoise. The size of the gem combined with stunning silver work of the piece makes a striking statement when worn on the wrist.

Zuni jeweler Alice Quam created this fine bracelet in the 1990s by cutting thirty five cabochons of gem grade natural Sleeping Beauty turquoise to set in a dazzling cluster design. The mine is closed and played out. It produced some of the worlds finest clear blue turquoise. Alice's work today is highly collectible as she started her career in Zuni Pueblo in the 1950s. This is a beautiful example of her signature style.

This fine bracelet is slightly concave with precise etching throughout the top of the band. Delicate wave patterns are created to define a look like a lake under a slight breeze. This is a cuttlefish design as if made out of a casting, except Al insists he created this entirely by hand. A thick row of solid 14 karat gold is overlaid in the center of the piece with the jeweler's signature rug pattern design. The inside is brightly polished and the curvature of the piece creates a soft comfort fit. The finished bracelet epitomizes sophistication and style.

This fine ring is slightly concave on the top with a hand etched wave pattern design. Navajo jeweler Alfred Joe has created a look like a lake would have under a slight breeze. This is a cuttlefish design as if created out of a casting, except produced entirely by hand. Down the middle of the ring is thick 14 karat gold overlay with Al's signature rug pattern design. The inside is brightly polished and the curvature of the piece creates a soft comfort fit on the finger. The finished ring is an elegant statement of beauty and fashion.

These fine earrings feature marvelous and rare gem grade natural Royston turquoise, two toned with chocolate spiderweb matrix. Gorgeous color combinations of green blend into rusty host rock matrix to create an electric look on the ear. The gems are set in Alton's signature high hand chiseled bezels attached by sterling dangles to a large half bead post. The finished earrings are sensational and beautiful when worn.

Alton Bedonie has chosen to set a gorgeous high grade natural Tyrone turquoise in this marvelous ring. The gem is deep blue with red and chocolate matrix found in different layers of the stone. It is set in Alton's signature high hand chiseled with beautiful fluted designs above and below. The shank has a deeply stamped lightning pattern against a dark etched and oxidized background on either side. The finished ring fits snugly on the finger as an elegant statement of beauty.