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This gorgeous pendant was created by Navajo jeweler Rebecca Begay. The piece was hand made through the use of a tufa stone that was hand carved to produce the artist's signature floral design. Molten sterling silver is poured and cast and the different levels of the piece are skillfully oxidized and brightly polished to highlight the intricacy of the detail. Rebecca has finished the piece by setting a beautiful rare high grade natural Lone Mountain turquoise cabochon in the center of each flower.

Navajo artist Herman Smith has created this beautiful row bracelet out of rolled and hammered sterling silver ingot. He has selected seven perfectly matched rare high grade natural Lone Mountain turquoise cabochons to place atop the shank. The gems are a deep sky blue, the classic color from the mine. Herman has deeply stamped the ends of the shank with his home made tools and bordered the turquoise with dozens of large and small sterling silver drops. The piece is beautifully stamped on the inside to match.

Navajo master silversmith Michael Perry uses multiple techniques of design to create this modern masterpiece. The bracelet shank is heavy gauge sterling silver overlaid with a rug pattern design and textured. A hands of man is on one side inlaid with gem grade natural Mediterranean oxblood coral and turquoise. The other side of the shank features a longhair Kachina. The kachina is inlaid with onyx, turquoise, coral and mother of pearl. The figure symbolizes the one responsible for bringing the rain that enables the people to survive in their harsh desert environment. Atop the bracelet, set in a perfect hand chiseled bezel, is a gem grade natural Morenci turquoise cabochon. The gem is deep blue with flecks of shimmering iron pyrite matrix.

Famous Northern Cheyenne artist and politician Ben Nighthorse Campbell has been creating fine handmade jewelry for many years that is highly collectible. This exceptional piece is created out of extra heavy gauge sterling silver with complex raised channel inlay running the full length of the bracelet shank. The inlay is gem grade natural Mediterranean coral, turquoise and onyx. The finished bracelet is striking in design and lovely to wear.

Apache Blue turquoise is found at a tiny hat claim in north central Nevada. To find seven perfectly matched cabochons of this gem grade and color is rare indeed. The gems are a gorgeous deep blue with wispy chocolate-brown and black matrix. The matrix configuration is unique, like no other. These striking gems are placed on a heavy shank set in hand made bezels surrounded in twist wire before being separated with fine hand made stars. The ends of the shank are deeply incised for effect. The inside of the bracelet is stamped in Ned's signature style. The final one of a kind row bracelet is elegant and striking while worn on the wrist.

This gorgeous ring was created by Navajo artist Ned Nez. The piece features rare gem grade natural Aztec turquoise from Nevada with an eye-catching sky blue hue and wide reddish-brown webbing that is the signature look from the mine. The ring exhibits the artist's signature hand chiseled fluted bezel encircling the stone and lovely stampwork on either side of the shank. The design is the perfect compliment to the quality of the cabochon.

This exceptional bracelet combines Kee Yazzie's marvelous talent in overlay and stampwork. The front of the bracelet shank images the beautiful petroglyphs found in the canyon lands. Arrows, hands of man, swirls of water, stars, crosses and bears with heart lines sit atop a deeply etched and oxidized background. On the inside are the son, moon and stars of the night sky. Atop the bracelet sits a striking rare gem grade natural Apache Blue spiderweb turquoise cabochon encircled by a fine hand chiseled bezel. The gem is dark blue with complex black and chocolate-brown webbing.

Navajo overlay master jeweler Kee Yazzie has created this fine ring with a petroglyph turtle motif. In Native American legend the turtle guided the people to the present world from below. The turtles are overlaid against a tightly etched and oxidized background. A striking gem grade natural Turquoise Mountain cabochon is placed atop the ring in a perfect hand chiseled bezel. The stone exhibits complex tight reddish-golden-brown spiderweb matrix against a gorgeous blue sky.

Navajo jeweler Thomas Jim has created this delicate and fine necklace and earring set by first building a hand made chain attached to a simple clasp top. Crescent shape scallops in lieu of blossoms cascade down the necklace. Each crescent is deeply stamped and pounded from behind. A fine reposse pendant sits at the end of the necklace set with an incredible rare gem grade natural red spiderweb Candelaria turquoise cabochon. This gorgeous gem is the classic look from this depleted mine in Nevada.

Apache Blue turquoise of this gem grade is rarely encountered from this small hat mine found in Northern Nevada. The natural stone has a mysterious smokey look similar to Blue Diamond and the Stormy Mountain mines, but is deeper blue with a deep translucent electric look. Cut into a perfect oval, the cabochon sits in a high hand cut bezel unique to the artist surrounded in thick twist wire. Layers of design that are etched, stamped and deeply oxidized sit next to the gem and are created to add substantial weight and an eye-dazzling effect. The piece is finished with a distinctive shank created only by this innovative jeweler.