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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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Sale!"A classic, timeless style of native Southwestern jewelry". This Cerrillos Turquoise Nugget Necklace is comprised of fabulous turquoise. The colours range from deep green to light shades of green/blue. The tribal composition of this necklace has everything you look for. The large nuggets are top grade and shape, enhanced with large cut turquoise heishi-style stones. Most are pump drilled, but a few larger nuggets have been replaced as the holes are more consistent.
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Sale!This Attributable- Lee Edaakie Carved Turquoise Leaf necklace is extraordinary! The colour of the turquoise is soft green, in the turquoise colour spectrum. There is a picture in the CG Wallace book with the same silver work securing another turquoise object by Lee Edaakie, hence our attribution. Lee and his brother worked for CGWallace between 1930-40's. Many artisans working for CGW Trading Post collaborated with other artists.
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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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This Navajo Squash Blossom Necklace has nice heavy beads and squash blossoms that have been nicely stamped. Overall it is a stunning Navajo Squash Blossom Necklace.
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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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Sale!This dainty Isleta Cross Necklace looks great on its own or layered over your favourite heishi.
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Sale!A then 14-year-old girl beautifully crafted this Valarie Calabaza Shell Necklace. Personally, I would wear this shell necklace with a white dress or shirt! You will look AMAZING!!~
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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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Sale!Navajo Silversmiths have used filed-back silver coins as far back as 1910. In this particular Navajo Buffalo Coin Strand of Beads, remnants of coins can be seen on most of the beads.
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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 wonderful Santo Domingo Shell Necklace has beautiful crushed turquoise set into shells, which have been strung on hieshi.
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