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Dry Creek is the trade name for the turquoise mined at the Valley Blue claim located near Austin, Nevada. The mine closed over a decade ago with the passing of...
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Thirteen matching turquoise gems were selected to sit in handmade bezels atop Sammie’s amazing coin sterling silver shank. The natural cabochons are the classic look of the finest gem quality...
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A fine two tone turquoise from the famed Royston mining district was chosen for this striking ring by Navajo jeweler, Ned Nez. The natural cabochon exhibits the signature look the...
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The Morenci mine produced turquoise as a copper biproduct until the early 1980s when the mining depth exceeded the known turquoise deposits. Most turquoise that originated at the claim was...
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Fox turquoise originated at a mine located in Crescent Valley, Nevada. The Fox is an ancient classic Nevada mine with records dating from 1915. It has historically produced more turquoise...
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With a whopping 1140 carats of old, natural Fox turquoise, this five-strand necklace dates from the 1960s and was intended for traditional ceremonial use. The hues range from light green...
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Rosemary and Nathaniel Nez created this outstanding needlepoint concho belt in the 1970s by hand cutting natural Sleeping Beauty turquoise from rough material. The belt would be unlikely to be...
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Circa 1930-40, this is one of the finest old coral ceremonial necklaces we have encountered. Beautiful old Mediterranean coral was hand-cut and hand-pump-drilled to create it. Fine handmade sterling silver...
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This large and impressive concho belt was made some time in the 1950-60 era. Though not signed, attached notes stated it was made by the Black Goat clan. Each concho...
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320 carats of high grade natural Carico Lake turquoise, perfectly matched, hand-drilled, and strung with olive shell heishi some time during the 1960-70 era in Santo Domingo Pueblo. Carico Lake...
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WD Weeka made this wide and heavy bracelet in the CG Wallace era, ca. 1940-60. The bracelet contains 15 raised inlaid cabochons made of natural Blue Gem turquoise from the...
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Beautifully made and stamped with a distinctive design, these are an example of the finest Navajo beads made in the 1960s. They are unusual for their weight and length. Necklace...
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In the 1990s a large amount of old Number 8 turquoise was sold into the market by Del Wards widow, the owner of the mine at Crescent Valley Nevada. It...
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The Cheama family in Zuni Pueblo created this ranger buckle set in the 1970s by hand cutting 15 natural Sleeping Beauty cabochons and setting them in handmade bezels. Belt length:...
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This beautiful choker consists of 220 carats of natural Kingman nugget turquoise drilled and strung between machine-made sterling silver beads. The turquoise is deep to light blue, characteristic of the...
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Funky and delightful, this choker/seashell combination showcases the wild side of vintage Native American artistry. The choker includes stacked silver discs at the bottom, next to fat mother of pearl...
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Navajo jeweler, Robert Taft, created this bead necklace and matching cross pendant in the 1960-70 era. The necklace beads are substantial and finely handcrafted. Two long cylinder beads are strung...
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This outrageous necklace was made in Zuni Pueblo in the early 1970s. It contains hundreds of animal fetishes carved by hand and strung on hand drilled pin sea shell. The...
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