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Hand made by award winning Navajo artist, Arland Ben, this gorgeous piece features solid 14K gold over sterling silver. A marvelous gold bear is portrayed in the center of the piece with an intricate heartline and a wonderful darkened background and etching beneath the design. Deep stamp work is also displayed on either side of the band adding a very special touch.

This amazing one of a kind pin/pendant was created by award winning Hopi artist, Chalmers Day. The piece features a Hopi farmer walking through the corn field with the seed jar in hand. The lightning design going into the jar corresponds to the storm and rain clouds above which stimulate the growth of the crops. The piece is also set with an incredible variety of inlaid stone including natural Kingman turquoise, rhodonite, serpentine, sugilite and a thin strip of onyx.

Award winning Hopi artist, Chalmers Day, created this beautiful Mudhead Design overlay bracelet. According to legend the Mudhead Kachina are known to entertain the crowd but are not clowns. They are the messengers, healers, magicians and warriors. Each of the seven designs is brought out with dark oxidation with the storm clouds and rain up above.

This magnificent one of a kind piece hand made by award winning Navajo silversmith, Ned Nez, features seven large awe-inspiring rare gem grade natural Aztec turquoise cabochons. The stones are thick cut with exquisite hues of deep sky blue with reddish-brown matrix. The turquoise specimens are set in exceptional heavy gauge sterling silver surrounded with hand twisted wire and separated by twelve large droplets. The artist included deep stamp work towards the terminals on either side with phenomenal detail on the inside as well. We have the great privilege of representing Ned Nez with this piece on page 88 of Dr. Gregory Schaff's definitive new book American Indian Jewelry III: M-Z 2,100 Artist Biographies.

Award winning Navajo artist, Sammie Kescoli Begay, hand made this spectacular ring. The piece was made from labor intensive hand rolled and hammered ingot sterling silver and is set with an incredible rare high grade natural Number Eight spiderweb turquoise cabochon. With an amazing light blue hue and tight dark chocolate-brown spiderweb matrix the stone is flawless and is a classic example from this mine. The piece has a very nice heavy gauge and includes exceptional design. Intricate bezel work surrounds the stone accompanied by hand twisted wire and both large and small droplets. Deep stampwork extends the full length of the shank with dark oxidation and intricate detail. This piece is highly collectible and one of a kind.

This magnificent one of a kind piece was created by award winning Hopi artist, Watson Honanie. The two Tawa or sun kachinas are the central focus of the piece rising up from the kiva at the same time as the sun behind the pueblo. The Tawa are the symbols of growth, life, abundance and strength of spirit. The sun is essential for the growth and prosperity of all living things and the artist performed with amazing skill and precision with the detail of each figure. The kachinas, sun beams, Hopi farmer, pueblo homes and kiva are outlined in the most beautiful way making this piece of the finest collector quality.

This beautiful belt buckle was created by award winning Navajo artist, Leonard Nez. The piece features gorgeous high grade natural Concho Springs turquoise from Nevada with a hue of sky blue and hints of chocolate-brown and tan matrix. Multiple layers of incredibly intricate overlay encircle the stone with the artist's signature patternwork. Fine cutouts are elegantly displayed in each level of the piece all brought out with dark oxidation.

Award winning Santo Domingo Pueblo master silver and goldsmith, Joseph Coriz, hand made this marvelous one of a kind belt buckle. With a total of eight exquisite scenes and a unique shape this piece is of the finest quality. The buckle has a consistent theme of the success and growth of the pueblo with four corn stalks bearing corn to feed the people. The dancer calls for the maturation of the crops with the rattle in hand. Water designs essential for all life are displayed beneath the corn with rain and storm clouds above. The piece includes a pueblo home with solid 14 K gold moon and stars with lightning designs, hands for healing, and a bowl of maize. The incredible arrow design cutouts represent the cycle of life and renewal over time. We have the great privilege of representing Joseph Coriz with this piece on page 161 of Dr. Gregory Schaff's definitive new book American Indian Jewelry II: A-L 1,800 Artist Biographies.

This incredible overlay bracelet was hand made by award winning Santo Domingo artist, Joseph Coriz. The piece features four corn plants as the central focus of the bracelet symbolizing growth and prosperity. Water designs are displayed beneath the plants providing growth and renewal with the storm cloud and rain up above. Lightning symbols, hands for healing, bowls of maize and pueblo scenes are also included in the piece brought out with dark oxidation and amazing precision. Solid 14K gold droplets accent the detail of each scene adding a very special touch.

Award winning Navajo artist, Kee Yazzie, created this incredible heavy gauge overlay ring. The piece is set with high grade natural Turquoise Mountain spiderweb from Arizona. The stone combines a gorgeous sky blue hue with tight golden and chocolate-brown webbing. Powerful symbols inspired by the ancient rock art of the pueblo people compliment the stone which is encircled with a fine hand chiseled fluted bezel. The symbols of the ring include the bear representing strength and guidance, symbols of healing and water for growth and renewal.