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This Unique Pueblo Silver Necklace was created during the 1950s. Who ever the silversmith was he has crafted fabulous unique silver links for the chain.
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This Clam Shell and Turquoise Heishi Necklace was created during the 1920s in Santo Domingo. For extra special ocassions add to your other clam shell strands to create impact and volume.
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This Strand Of Turquoise Heishi comprises a typical array of Cerrillos turquoise hues, creating a lively necklace.
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This Turquoise Chocker Necklace has been crafted with beautiful, consistently coloured turquoise and was once Jaclas hung from an old nugget necklace.
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This wonderful Santo Domingo Shell Necklace has beautiful crushed turquoise set into shells, which have been strung on hieshi.
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This wonderful Early Navajo Squash Blossom Necklace has such style! The beads have lots of early imperfections that collectors look for, but it's the necklace's proportions that set it apart.
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These Long Strand Navajo INGOT Beads have all the imperfections you look for in a strand of Navajo beads from this era.
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Sale!This Magnificent Joe Reano Snr Turquoise Necklace was created during a time when the artist had access to large amounts of high-grade, natural turquoise. Because of this Joe Senior's necklaces are generally highly valued and collected. Reano. Joe Sr. was considered one of the best bead makers in the Santo Domingo Pueblo.
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This Petite Blue Gem Turquoise Necklace is a danty necklace that and will make the wearer feel so good.
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This Santo Domingo Necklace was made during the Depression era. Other than the crushed turquoise, the rest of the necklace, including the red and white, was made entirely from old records.
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This Strand of Navajo Silver Bead can be worn in two lengths: chocker or matinee (upper chest). It comprises a mix of older silver Navajo pearls and a Squash Blossom relic as a pendant.
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This Robert Tenorio Clay Bird Necklace is rare. Robert is currently the best potter from Santo Domingo and is mainly renowned for his Ollas and Dough bowls.














