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Navajo jeweler Ned Nez has created these fine dangle earrings using intricate stamp and cutout designs. The earrings are diamond in shape and are deeply stamped to precisely match. The centers are cut out triangles, difficult to execute and beautiful when worn on the ear.
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Candelaria turquoise gems of this grade and distinction are seldom seen on today's market. Deep 3D blue with red spiderweb matrix is the most coveted and collectible color found at this depleted mine. The gem is encircled by four separate layers of solid eighteen karat gold including the bezel, twist wire, the finely beaded outer edge and three large droplets on one side. The shank of this beautiful ring is sterling silver ingot, beautifully stamped the entire length of the band. The ring is gorgeous and highly collectible.
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This stunning bracelet was created by carving the elegant detail in tufa stone and pouring molten silver to yield the design. The piece is heavy with a beautiful texture on the outside and a unique floral design on the inside. A rare and electric gem grade natural Candelaria turquoise cabochon sits atop the bracelet surrounded by a solid eighteen karat gold bezel. The gem exhibits a marvelous depth of deep blue with swirling reddish brown host rock matrix. Similar in color to the finest Bisbee, the gem is large and highly collectible. The finished bracelet is gorgeous and one of a kind.
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Sammie Kescoli Begay has chosen a gorgeous and very rare gem grade natural Godber Burnham turquoise to set in this fine ring. The gem is deep almost purple blue with reddish-brown spiderwebbing, the highest grade found at this elusive mine. The cabochon is encircled with a solid eighteen karat gold bezel, twist wire, a beaded design and three large droplets on one side. The gem sits on a heavy sterling silver ingot shank, elegantly stamped in Navajo jeweler Sammie Begay's signature style. The completed piece is highly collectible and one of a kind.
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Six perfectly matched high grade natural Godber Burnham turquoise gems were selected to create this fine stylish watch bracelet. The turquoise is sky blue with flecks of black host rock matrix, giving the bracelet a timeless and rugged look. The gems are set on a hand rolled and hammered ingot sterling silver shank perfectly cut out to fit the wrist. Large stars separate the stones with a finely beaded design and elegant stamp work displayed on the outer edges of the piece.
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Hopi jeweler Chalmers Day has created one of his finest bolos. On a bright day with the sun beaming over the pueblo, the Avanyu horned serpent brings his blessing to the people. Below, a Hopi medicine man makes an offering for the growth of the corn to feed the people and prays for rain to nourish the crops. The bolo tie is finished by Chalmers with beautiful and unusual hand made tips.
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Three unusual gem grade natural Turquoise Mountain spiderweb cabochons were selected by Navajo jeweler Calvin Martinez to create this striking bracelet. The high domed gems exhibit a marvelous high luster with a deep sky blue hue and lovely complex golden brown webbing. They sit on a labor intensive hand rolled and hammered ingot sterling silver shank. Each gem is skillfully offset and enclosed in a hand made bezel surrounded in twist wire and separated with sterling droplets and stars. The ends of the shank are deeply stamped in Calvin's signature style.
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Jennifer Curtis has created this gorgeous ring by selecting a highly unusual gem grade natural Candelaria spiderweb turquoise to set in a solid 14 karat gold bezel. The cabochon is unusual for this mine as very few gems are found with a blue green hue. This outstanding specimen glows with an eye-dazzling combination of vibrant green and chocolate webbing that is a wonder of nature. She has set it atop an innovative shank made of heavy half round sterling silver wire that is deeply stamped and split at the top.
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A floral design highlights this gorgeous reposse' bracelet created by Navajo artist Herman Smith. The piece is deeply stamped above the flowers with designs reminiscent of insects and small petal patterns. The finished bracelet is whimsical and pretty on the wrist.
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Navajo jeweler Tommy Jackson in his travels traded for this spectacular rare gem grade natural Red Mountain spiderweb turquoise specimen. The large seldom seen cabochon is deep blue with dense complex reddish brown spiderweb matrix signature to this classic Nevada turquoise mine. Tommy has chosen the perfect design to show off the quality of the stone. The turquoise is placed in a fine hand chiseled bezel surrounded in heavy twist wire and set on an elegant split shank. The sterling is a matte finish to further highlight the beauty of the gem.
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Two shades of natural green turquoise and one of blue, black jade, purple alunite and mother of pearl were used by Tommy Jackson to create this striking multi-colored bracelet. Tommy cuts each of the stones and seamlessly connects them in a raised inlay pattern. A beautiful and unusual arrow design adorns the center of the bracelet. The final product is unusual and one of a kind, a masterpiece of the lapidary arts.
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Three perfectly matched rare gem grade natural red web Kingman Turquoise cabochons have been chosen to create this exceptional bracelet. The gems are sky blue with electric reddish-brown spiderweb matrix. They sit on an elegant hand rolled and hammered sterling silver ingot shank created by Navajo jeweler Calvin Martinez. Hand braided wire encircles the stones that are also separated with large and smooth ingot sterling silver drops. The ends of the shank are deeply stamped with Calvin's home made tools in a unique fashion. The finished bracelet is beautiful to wear and highly collectible.
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Take a small gem grade natural Candelaria turquoise and wrap it in a solid 18 karat gold bezel, twist wire, dozens of small droplets with large droplets on the side and the artist has created an innovative and incredibly gorgeous piece of jewelry. The gem is rare and eye-dazzling deep blue with flecks of reddish-brown matrix. It sits on a heavy hand rolled and hammered ingot shank which is deeply stamped down the center. The finished ring is beautiful to behold.
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This incredible bracelet is a fine example of Tommy Jackson's mastery of the lapidary arts. Fine rare high grade natural Number Eight spiderweb turquoise is cut into precise squares and rectangles and seamlessly inlaid to create the piece. The raised inlay is sky blue with complex gold and chocolate spiderweb matrix. The highly polished bright and substantial silverwork of the piece is the perfect compliment to the quality of the turquoise. This is an extraordinary bracelet and an example of why he is considered one of the finest inlay artists working today. He is justly famous for using the finest materials as can be seen in this great masterpiece.
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Fine high grade natural Number Eight spiderweb turquoise was selected by Navajo jeweler Tommy Jackson to create this gorgeous ring. The artist's incredible lapidary work is clearly evident by the precision cuts and stone to stone composition of the piece. The gems are individually cut and inlaid to raise above the smooth sterling silver exhibited on the outer edges of the ring face. The segments of turquoise are sky blue with lovely golden spiderweb matrix signature to this famous depleted mine. Tommy finishes the ring with an elegant split shank design that fits the finger perfectly.
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Flawless lapidary work and fine high grade natural Number Eight spiderweb turquoise was used to create these beautiful earrings. The gems are individually cut and inlaid to raise above the smooth sterling silver. The gems are sky blue with lovely golden spiderweb matrix. The final product is lovely to wear on that special occasion.
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Tommy Jackson has chosen natural Number Eight turquoise to inlay into this fine pendant. The turquoise is sky blue with hints of gold spiderweb matrix classic from the mine. It is cut and seamlessly inlaid, raised from the sterling silver. Beautiful lapidary work makes for a fine piece easy to wear on your favorite chain.
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Twenty one spectacular gem grade natural Candelaria spiderweb turquoise cabochons were used to create this stunning masterpiece necklace and earrings set. This famous Nevada mine is no longer producing making the set highly collectible. The gems are perfectly matched on each side for shape and color. Alternating with a shadow box design and Leonard's signature Aztec influenced pattern, each are attached together with a hand made link. Each side of the necklace meet together attached to a large and lovely spiderweb gem that has a magnificent dangle at the bottom. The large gem in the dangle is electric blue with wispy spider web matrix. The necklace is finished with a gorgeous pair of dangle earrings that are the perfect compliment to the quality of the piece.
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Tommy Jackson has created this marvelous bracelet by precisely cutting dozens of turquoise cabochons and seamlessly inlaying one against the other. The lovely design is created by selecting turquoise from several mines. Natural Morenci, Castle Dome, and Candelaria are used to create the subtle contrast and hue of the piece. The finished product is gorgeous, highly collectible and one of a kind.
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A beautiful rare gem grade natural Morenci turquoise cabochon was selected to create this fine ring. The gem is deep blue with hints of green in the heavy pyrites of the host rock matrix. Fine spider webbing extends throughout the cabochon. Tommy has set the stone in a perfectly hand chiseled bezel. It sits atop an extra heavy gauge shank overlaid with a deeply oxidized and etched Navajo rug pattern design. The finished ring sits beautifully on the finger.
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