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Navajo jeweler Terry Martinez hand made this gorgeous ring. Perfectly stamped stars and twist wire are created out of ingot sterling silver and surround a lovely rare high grade natural Aztec turquoise cabochon from Nevada. The stone exhibits a beautiful hue of blue with an accent of green and reddish-brown matrix. The shank is heavy pulled smooth and twisted ingot sterling silver wire and is made with a split band design towards the underside of the ring face that leaves room for the skin to breathe.

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.

"Silver Lace" is the name Zuni artist Carlton Jamon gives to his incredibly detailed silver smithing technique. The ability to cut out sterling silver with this kind of detail is unique to the artist. The appeal of the finished product is self evident.

Navajo jewelers Tommy and Marie Jackson have created this marvelous strand of large sterling silver beads entirely by hand. The pieces are cut and domed before soldering. They are then filed and sanded to appear seamless. Each bead is a bit larger than the next to perfect the graduation. The necklace is long and significant with a very nice weight. The clasp holds a gorgeous rare gem grade natural Mediterranean coral cabochon. Coral of this quality is increasingly difficult to find. The cabochon glows with a stunning hue of deep oxblood red.

Zuni jeweler Carlton Jamon has created these fine earrings out of sterling silver. He shows his mastery of engraving in the set. Long and luxurious they are perfect for every day wear.

Gem grade natural Darling Darling turquoise is seldom seen on the market today. These perfectly matched specimens were cut from the same nugget. The color is light blue to green with fine chocolate spider web matrix. Navajo artist Ned Nez has set them in individual hand chiseled shadow box designs with twisted wire beneath the bezels encircling the stones. He has attached the designs to large sterling half beads to finish the pair.

Navajo jeweler Jack Tom has created this gorgeous one of a kind necklace interspersed with sterling silver tubes, cones and both round and square beads. Fine thin lines accent each of the squares adding a very special touch. A perfectly matched pair of earrings completes the set. A self taught siversmith, Jack is one of the most innovative Native American jewelers.

Incredible cut out work characterizes this innovative heavy sterling silver bracelet. Zuni jeweler Carlton Jamon has created a technique like no other. He cut the sterling laboriously by hand and delicately stamps the piece creating beautiful flow. A fine rare gem grade natural Bisbee turquoise cabochon is set in the center to set off the design he calls "silver lace". The turquoise is deep classic Bisbee blue with hints of reddish-brown matrix.

Navajo artist Terry Martinez has created this amazing ring from extra heavy gauge hand rolled and hammered ingot sterling silver. The sterling wire is pulled to create the shank. Half round wire is used to perfect the shadowbox which exhibits braided wire within. A large gem grade natural Royston turquoise cabochon sits in the center of the piece. The gem is classic Royston two tone. Beautiful blue and green merge within the perfectly square cabochon with vibrant golden-chocolate brown matrix.

Navajo jeweler Terry Martinez has created this incredibly beautiful bracelet set with rare gem grade natural Bisbee turquoise from Arizona. The cabochon glows from the beautiful design of the piece with an eye-dazzling hue of deep Bisbee blue with classic reddish-brown matrix produced at the mine. The labor intensive ingot sterling silver is rolled, cut out and hammered into the present shape. The shank is then deeply stamped and oxidized and the scallops are overlaid next to the hand chiseled bezel and braided wire encircling the stone. The finished piece is eye-catching, elegant and one of a kind.