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Navajo master ingot artist Calvin Martinez is famous for his hand rolled and hammered sterling silver jewelry. His revival style is perfectly represented in the design of this piece. The shank is heavy and tapers at the ends with gorgeous rotating diamond shaped stampwork. Feather designs grip an amazing perfectly cut square rare gem grade natural Pilot Mountain turquoise in the center of the piece. The gem is deep sky blue with vibrant red host rock matrix. The cabochon is set in a hand made chiseled bezel surrounded by twist wire and petite droplets on either side. The finished bracelet is perfect for every day wear.

Four perfectly matched rare gem grade natural Royston turquoise cabochons are selected to create this fine cross. The gems are deep rich hunter green with golden matrix accents and a look that is found only at this mine. The large center stone is set atop an overlaid design signature to the artist. Each of the arms is finely stamped with unique and elegant detail that compliments the turquoise beautifully. The piece is finished with a feathered bail perfect for use with a chain or leather.

Exotic gem grade natural Royston turquoise is difficult to find on the market today. The cabochon in this piece combines a gorgeous blue hue with vibrant swirls of deep hunter green and hints of chocolate matrix. Navajo jeweler Herman Smith has used extra heavy ten gauge hand rolled and hammered ingot sterling silver to commend the quality of the stone. He has stamped the entire shank of the bracelet using his home made tools with a unique and beautiful pattern. Hand twisted wire and droplets encircle the cabochon in the center of the piece.

This incredible ring is created out of heavy ten gauge sterling silver by Navajo artist Leonard Nez. The thick shank is deeply stamped and textured with a design that radiates out from the underside of the ring face. Encircled with an intricate hand chiseled bezel, a marvelous specimen of rare gem grade natural Kingman turquoise sits in the center of the ring. The gem is the top one percent of mine production and is deep blue with complex black webbing. This is the finest grade found at the mine and is perfectly complimented by the silverwork of the piece.Encircled with an intricate hand chiseled bezel, a marvelous specimen of rare gem grade natural Kingman turquoise sits in the center of the piece. The gem is the top one percent of mine production and is deep blue with complex black webbing. This is the finest grade found at the mine.

Four perfectly matched rare gem grade natural Kingman turquoise cabochons are selected to sit atop an incredibly beautiful cross. The gems combine two of the finest looks from the mine. The center stone is red webbed and each of the stones on the arms exhibits the black. The center setting is overlaid sterling silver with a design signature to the artist. The cross is delicately stamped to perfection and is held by a lovely sterling silver bail.

This incredible bracelet created by Navajo artist Tommy Jackson glows with an amazing combination of vibrant color. Each segment of natural orange and red spiny oyster and sky blue turquoise is selected and cut into perfect squares. Each piece is skillfully put together puzzle like into the mosaic. The shank is heavy to fit smoothly on the wrist. The finished piece is eye-catching and elegant, perfect for every day wear.

Stunning hand made stars, circular droplets and braided wire are all combined to create this beautiful substantial ring that is perfect for everyday wear. The silverwork surrounds an amazing large natural Royston turquoise cabochon from Nevada. The gem is a lovely sky blue with golden brown and tan matrix accents. Navajo artist Terry Martinez finishes the piece with an unusual shank with fine twist wire in the center.

Master Navajo silversmith Alfred Joe has created this fine choker out of sterling silver half round wire. The wire is hand fabricated by the artist to taper in size from the tips to the center. It is an omega necklace perfect for individual wear or compliment your favorite pendant.

This stunning pair of dangle earrings created by Navajo jeweler Andy Cadman are set with beautiful rare gem grade natural New Lander spiderweb varascite from Nevada. The gems are perfectly matched with a stark white hue and fine black webbing. Hand braided wire and droplets set off the stone beautifully.

This beautiful ring is an example of Navajo artist Terry Martinez's use of rolled and hammered ingot style silverwork. The shank is pulled heavy wire and the plate of the ring is thick and deeply stamped. The natural Carico Lake turquoise is set in a hand made bezel and is surrounded by twist wire. The stampwork encircling the outer edge of the ring face radiates out from the stone in a sunburst design.