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This rare and striking ring was cast in Iran in the 60s or early 70s and imported to Santa Fe in that era. It is unusual for us to carry...
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This exciting bracelet is attributed to Charles Brighten, a retired physician from Santa Fe, New Mexico. He chose three rare and striking cabochons from the Indian Mountain mine in north...
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Jemez Pueblo jeweler Royce “Eagleboy” Kohlmeyer is known for his fine gold and silver creations. This gorgeous ring features a gem grade natural Red Mountain turquoise set in solid 14...
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Navajo jeweler Rick Martinez created this gorgeous ring set with two exceptional Blue Gem cabochons cut from a single nugget. The gem grade natural turquoise exhibits stunning hues of deep...
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A gorgeous gem grade natural Royston turquoise was selected to set in this striking solid 14 karat gold ring. The oval gem exhibits tremendous luster and is deep hunter green...
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In the early 1980s Orvil Jack was mining his Blue Ridge claim when he discovered a vein of faustite, so called because of the high zinc content found in the...
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Exciting and beautiful, this fine ring was built around a rare and incredible turquoise gem. The ring was most likely made in the 1960s. The natural turquoise is probably Godber...
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Clean and austere, bright and impressive, this is Orville’s depiction of the plain silver bracelet. The bracelet is high domed with a marvelous flash and classy look when worn. Made...
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The late great Navajo jeweler Orville Tsinnie was a pioneer silversmith who with a handful of others began the revival of Native American jewelry starting in the 1960s. This fine...
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Lonn Parker is well known for his innovative bracelet designs. Using overlay and inlay he creates his signature style in two sections. He overlays the tops with weather patterns. He...
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This long and massive ring features a high dome natural turquoise that was most likely discovered in the Royston mining district in north central Nevada. The gem is blue green...
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Influenced by Art Deco designs and the Pueblo silversmiths from the 1970s, this exciting and striking necklace was created by Jonathan Nez. Each link and pendant in the necklace is...
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A superb lemon lime spiderweb turquoise from the famous Carico Lake mine near Crescent Valley Nevada was chosen by the late Gary Reeves for setting in this beautiful ring. The...
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Dennis and Nancy Edaakie created fine inlay jewelry representing birds and animals starting in the 1970s in Zuni Pueblo. They were the great innovators in this style of inlaid jewelry....
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These earrings date to the 1970s. Persian turquoise was being imported at the time. The natural turquoise is cut in the traditional high dome technique popular in the Mid East....
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Cuttle bone is found from the skeleton of cuttle fish. It is used as a carving material that can be cast much like tufa stone. This unusual ring exhibits the...
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This beautiful hands of man pin/pendant was created by Mary Lovato from Santo Domingo Pueblo. The back of the hand is mother of pearl shell. It is cut out and...
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Great Morenci turquoise was readily available in the early 1970s, but is rare and difficult to find today. The natural gem in this ring is deep dark blue with smokey...
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