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This marvelous ring created by award winning Navajo jeweler, Harry H. Begay, features a bright sky blue gem grade natural Turquoise Mountain cabochon with complex gold and chocolate brown spiderweb...
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Wes has chosen an exceptional rare and exotic deep almost purple blue Candelaria turquoise gemstone for his colorful inlay bracelet. The large natural oval has striking dark chocolate brown host...
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Over two decades ago some of the finest turquoise was discovered on Ithaca Peak in northern Arizona. The natural gems were exceptional with gorgeous hues of deep blue with mottled...
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Roy is among a handful of Hopi masters working today who combines fine overlay, lapidary excellence and engraving to produce excellence second to none. This is evident in the creation...
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The Palhik Mana Katsina is known as the butterfly maiden. She flys from flower to flower pollenating the crops the Hopi depend on for life. Watson’s rendition is complete including...
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Sierra Nevada is a small hat claim located in the northwest part of the state overlooking the majestic mountain range it is named after. It has produced a small amount...
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Wes is a master of using inlays to create bright colorful collages. This fine bolo illustrates this talent with inlaid cabochons of natural oxblood coral, lapis, sugilite, Lone Mountain and...
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This large and elegant bracelet features Jim’s signature style. The shank is thick and substantial with hand cut edges. It is entirely hand etched and oxidized. Large scallops are overlaid...
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This fine bolo features a large natural Brannon Blue turquoise of the finest quality. The mine produced just a small amount of deep sky blue with vibrant burnt red spiderweb...
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Navajo jeweler Herman Smith has fabricated this marvelous bracelet out of thick hand rolled and hammered ingot ten gauge sterling silver. The shank is deeply stamped with his home made tools and duplicated underneath. He has chosen a gem grade natural Royston turquoise of supreme quality to set in the center of the bracelet. The deep lustrous cabochon combines swirls of blue and green in such complexity that it is a wonder of nature. Hand twisted wire and droplets surround the stone and complete the eye-catching effect of the piece.
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Morenci turquoise was mined as a by product of the largest copper mine in the United States. The Phelps Dodge copper mine is located in eastern central Arizona near the...
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Hand made by Navajo jeweler, Calvin Martinez, this masterpiece cluster bracelet is set with rare gem grade natural Royston turquoise. Twenty three rare and exotic cabochons were collected over time...
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Without a doubt Philander has created one of the greatest rings of his career! The beauty of the tufa cast shank and each spider is outstanding. The fact that the...
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Among the Native Americans the horned Avanyu water serpent represents the power of storms and rain to replenish the crops that feed the people. This petroglyph symbol can be seen...
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Vernon’s extraordinary talent is evident in this fine jewel of a pendant. The turtles body is created with marvelous precision stamp work, each indentation of its shell gleaming in solid...
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Harcross is a claim in the extreme north west corner of Nevada that has been mined sporadically since the 1930s. It produces some of the finest deep hunter green turquoise...
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First mined in the early 1930s by Doc Wilson, founder of the American Gem Corporation, Blue Gem became the standard turquoise used in much of the jewelry produced in the...
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Mokume-gane was first created by Japanese sword makers in the 17th century to enhance the beauty of their creations. It is the ancient art of combining Argentium silver with laminations...
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