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This is one of Sunshine’s most unusual creations. The pendant holds a superb gem grade natural cabochon from the Turquoise Mountain mine in Arizona. Set in a deep shadowbox, the...
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The sterling silver shank of this narrow but substantial bracelet was tufa cast most likely in the 1970s. The shank holds five rare faustite cabochons from the Northern Lights claim....
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This fabulous old ring features a square cut cabochon most likely from the Damele mine in North central Nevada. The natural stone was cut by the artist without backing. In...
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This fabulous revival bracelet is attributed to Elaine Sam. The shank is made out of hand rolled and hammered ingot sterling silver, a technique perfected by the earliest Navajo silver...
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This striking ring dates to the early 1970s. Heavily worn, it is set with a marvelous specimen of the finest grade of Turquoise Mountain. The natural cabochon is sky blue...
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Albert Peyton made this revival cuff in the 1970s. It features bears and crossed arrow designs typical of the Fred Harvey designs used decades earlier. Atop the bracelet shank is...
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This finely made pendant created by Derrick Gordon features two lovely large specimens of Bisbee turquoise. The natural cabochons are classic representations of the mine. Vibrant purple and reddish-brown matrix...
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This vintage cluster bracelet contains twelve gem grade turquoise cabochons from the Morenci mine in Arizona. It is highly unusual to find this many square cut and rectangular stones all...
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This striking Andy Cadman squash blossom necklace contains 30 perfectly matching Morenci turquoise gems. The natural turquoise exhibits multiple hues of beautiful sky blue with hints of golden, reddish and...
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Andy Cadman created this beautiful cluster bracelet using 13 perfectly matching turquoise cabochons from the Morenci mine. The natural gems are set in handmade bezels bordered with silver droplets and...
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This huge vintage bolo was most likely made at Zuni Pueblo in the 1950-60 period. We know this due to the use of the fine stamped scallops on the bezels,...
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Sierra Nevada is a small little known claim in the Candelaria hills of north central Nevada. The recently discovered mine has produced some of the most beautiful deep blue green...
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This outstanding bolo tie features a large and striking turquoise from the Brannon Blue claim located in the Pilot Mountains of north central Nevada. The natural gem exhibits a gorgeous...
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The Darling Darlene mine in north central Nevada produced a small amount of deep hunter green gems in the early 1970s. Only seen today in small collections, the turquoise is...
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This beautiful and colorful bolo by Vernon Begaye features a Brannon Blue turquoise as the focal point. The gorgeous natural cabochon is aqua blue with vibrant reddish-brown matrix signature to...
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This superb bracelet was made by melting old American coins and pouring the molten sterling silver into an ingot. The ingot was pounded into a heavy bracelet shank. Seven dazzling...
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This great ring features a fine rectangle shaped Damele turquoise. With various vibrant shades of greens and tight chocolate-brown spiderweb matrix, the natural stone is an excellent representation of the...
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A large and striking square cut natural Peacock variscite was chosen for this elegant bracelet by Sammie Begay. The gem exhibits rare and exotic hues of greens that swirl together...
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