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Alfred Joe has created these fine earrings by overlaying granulated sterling silver into a rug design. The process is unique to Al's talent, innovated by him. After the design is created he deeply oxidizes each earring and highly polishes the tops and bottoms.

A lovely gem grade natural Royston turquoise was selected to set in this gorgeous ring. The gem is deep green with shades of lighter green for contrast. Al Joe has cut out the perfect shank and overlaid a textured Navajo rug design for highlighting the stone. The finished ring wears beautifully on the finger.

Navajo jeweler Sammie Begay has chosen eight perfectly matched rare high grade natural Dry Creek turquoise cabochons to set on his whimsical butterfly. The gems are classic Dry Creek, white blue with speckles of chocolate host rock matrix. The butterfly is cut out to shape using rolled ingot and finely stamped throughout. Hand braided wire is used for the antennae to finish the piece.

This gorgeous ring created by Navajo jeweler Calvin Martinez features a natural blue green oval Royston turquoise at its center. The gem is set in a hand chiseled bezel surrounded with a floral design. The lovely pattern was hand made by using intricate coils and droplets of silver by the artist. The ring face sits on an elegant shank, triple split at the top for effect.

This is one of the finest bolos Leonard Nez has ever made. A large and extremely rare high grade natural Bisbee turquoise cabochon sits in the center of the piece. The gem exhibits a marvelous hue of Bisbee blue with stunning swirls of classic reddish-brown smokey matrix characteristic of the Lavender Pit. The face of the bolo starts out with a smooth edge that surrounds a gorgeous combination of large and small feathers. A second plain edge overlaps the heavy bottom plate then more perfectly cut feathers follow with one side highlighting an Aztec influenced design. A fine hand chiseled bezel holds the large magnificent Bisbee. The bolo is finished with the artists elegant hand made cylinder tips.

A rare and marvelous Carico Lake spiderweb turquoise has been chosen to set in this exceptional ring. The gem is deep 3D blue with complex dark chocolate and golden brown spiderweb matrix. This grade from this classic Nevada mine was once called supreme for its beauty and rarity. Sammie has chosen a heavy solid eighteen karat gold bezel to encircle the specimen. The bezel is high and finely hand chiseled. It is surrounded in an incredible combination of thick eighteen karat gold twist wire and a finely beaded design with three large droplets placed on one side for effect. This gorgeous ring face is held by a heavy rolled and hammered shank made of ingot sterling silver, deeply stamped its entirety.

A marvelous array of solid eighteen karat gold highlights this spectacular gem grade natural Candelaria spiderweb turquoise cabochon. This mine is no longer producing making this quality a true rarity on today's market. The depth and hue of the blue combined with the electric reddish-brown spiderweb matrix makes the specimen exceptional. Sammie's signature ingot silverwork featured on the shank of the ring further compliments the beauty of the stone. The band of the piece is deeply stamped and extra heavy gauge adding substantial weight and an excellent feel when worn on the finger.

Navajo artist Leonard Nez has created this lovely pair of dangle earrings set with two incredibly beautiful specimens of gem grade natural Dry Creek turquoise. The cabochons are a gorgeous translucent pale blue with tight chocolate-brown and grey spiderweb matrix representing the best of the mine. Leonard has included his signature overlay that highlights the quality of the gems to perfection. The intricate pattern is deeply oxidized in the lower layer.

A rare and stunning gem grade natural Candelaria spiderweb turquoise has been selected to set in this spectacular ring. The gem is deep electric blue with fine dark reddish-brown spider webbing, the highest grade found at this famous Nevada mine. Sammie has set the gem in a plethora of solid 18 karat gold including the high hand chiseled bezel, twist wire, beads and large droplets at the top. The ring face is set on a beautiful split shank made by rolling and hammering in the traditional way. The finished product is gorgeous when worn on the finger.

Navajo jeweler Kee Yazzie has created this marvelous pendant by combining his trademark Anasazi influenced pictograph style on one side and his complex petroglyph designs on the back. The front of the piece has dragonfly, bear, cross, hand, star and water designs overlaid against a hand textured and oxidized background. The reverse side is equally as impressive with an incredible collage of petroglyphs representing protection and prosperity on a bright sterling silver background.