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This marvelous one of a kind piece was hand made by award winning Navajo silversmith, Sammie Kescoli Begay. The artist laboriously hand rolled and hammered the bracelet out of ingot sterling silver. He then deeply stamped the band with a distinctive design. Large domed beads are overlayed on each end with fine thin lines radiating from the center. The rare gem grade natural Pilot Mountain spiderweb turquoise is exquisite and is set in a hand cut bezel. The eye-dazzling colors of the stone include deep green, a hint of blue and vibrant dark reddish-brown webbing. The piece was finished by surrounding the cabochon with a fine outer layer of large droplets.

Award winning Navajo jeweler, Terry Martinez, has created this substantial ring by setting an outstanding rare high grade natural Easter Blue turquoise cabochon. The stone contains a beautiful hue of sky-blue with golden-brown matrix that is a classic look from this mine. The stone is surrounded by hand twisted wire and small silver droplets at either end of the ring face. Deeply stamped fans are displayed on either side of the triple wire shank. The affect is to create a beautiful ring with an unusual square cabochon.

Navajo jeweler Tommy Jackson has inlayed this beautiful ring using his unique raised stone to stone technique. The inlay consists of natural segments of rare gem grade Blue Gem turquoise with a single Mediterranean oxblood coral to set off the deep green and blue hues.

Award winning Navajo silversmith, Tommy Jackson, has created this beautiful autumn colors bracelet using his trademark Navajo inlay rug pattern. The bracelet includes elegant outer edges of sterling silver that tapers down on the ends on either side. The inlay of high grade natural Royston turquoise is mixed with color combinations of blue, green and golden brown. The affect is pleasing to the eye and appropriate to the season.

Master Navajo silversmith, Calvin Martinez, never ceases to amaze us with the quality of his work. The uniqueness of his designs, the labor of his ingot silverwork and his use of only the finest natural American turquoise makes him one of the finest Native American artists in the business. This exceptional ingot ring is set with nine rare gem grade natural Candelaria turquoise cabochons with exquisite deep blue hues and dark reddish-brown webbing. Incredible bezelwork surrounds each stone with hand braided wire around the large center cabochon. Eight large droplets are displayed around the outer edges of the ring face with amazing stampwork on the shank as well.

Heavy hand rolled and hammered ingot silverwork is an art mastered by few silversmiths in the modern world. Award winning Navajo jeweler Harry H. Begay is acknowledged as one of the greatest silversmiths of his time. His contribution is to revive this historical style of silverwork. The process essentially means creating the piece from scratch using coin or ingot sterling silver. Harry has not only perfected this but has innovated by doing so with the heaviest gauge possible. This bracelet is among his finest work. It displays deep deep stamping, fine overlayed droplet buttons and stars on a heavy sterling shank.

Navajo silversmith Leonard Nez has created this beautiful bolo tie by setting a rare high grade natural Number Eight spiderweb turquoise stone. With a classic look for this mine, the cabochon is a gorgeous pale sky blue with tight dark brown webbing. The artist has set the stone in a handmade chiseled bezel. By using three layers of sterling silver he has created a shadowbox that is the perfect compliment to the turquoise. Next to the shadowbox is an intricately cut out design featuring incredible detail.

Navajo jeweler Leonard Nez has created a marvelous belt buckle using his signature ketoh design. The piece includes four overlayed layers of extra heavy gauge sterling silver. Deeply stamped feathered edges fan out from either side. Sterling droplets separate the third layer of design which has a vague Aztec influence. The rare gem grade natural Candelaria turquoise is set off in and further complimented by a shadowbox. The cabochon is an outstanding deep blue with dark red matrix.

By creating a hand chiseled shadowbox around a rare gem grade natural Kingman spiderweb turquoise cabochon award winning Navajo artist Ned Nez has hand made a ring of intense beauty. The color of the cabochon is a deep sky blue with tight dark reddish-brown webbing. The ring face is chiseled with artist perfection and the shank is stamped to add elegance to the whole.

Created by award winning Navajo artist, Ned Nez, this beautiful ring is set with rare high grade natural Easter Blue turquoise. The cabochon was cut in a square and is a marvelous deep sky-blue with reddish-brown matrix. Beneath the bezel is hand braided wire in a shadowbox hidden by the artist's signature hand chiseled ring face. The piece is finished by stamping the shank in a pattern unique to the artist.