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What a treasure ! Look at the wear on the concho - classic turn of the century concho set on wonderful Navajo beads as feet. Put these on your bad side table for you rings or earrings . Devine !
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Wear any of these hand stamped vintage silver cuffs on their own, as cuff guards or stack them up creating texture and interest.
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Out of stockPUEBLO CROSS NECKLACE This necklace was owned and worn by a well known and respected dealer. Teal McKibben was often seen wearing this necklace whilst she had her gallery in Santa Fe. It speaks volumes when a lady who had her pick of the best early material chose to keep this necklace for her self.
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Sale!An Early Navajo Cluster Bracelet/Cuff with very pretty colored turquoise.
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This cuff is so early and has nice early Sleeping Beauty cabs set within a twist wire frame. Ex Lynne Trusdell Collection
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Sale!These FRANK DISHTA inlaid Earrings, exhibit superb craftsmanship & look fabulous on.
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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!Contemporary well made COOL silver chain. Some one has added a smaller silver chain to allow for 3 1/2" more length.
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These were once hand stamped buttons worn on a Navajo tunic. They now have another life as the fabulous large earrings.
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Sale!These Navajo-Perry Shorty Earrings have been crafted with Royston Turquoise and refined silver work.
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Sale!This Contemporary Isaiah Ortiz Ring is a wonderful pink quartz.
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Check out the beautiful Saw tooth bezels, then finishing with hand stamping around the sides of the purple Spiny Oyster Shell cabs. There is a lot of work gone into these earrings.
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American Indian Treasure This extraordinarily rare collection of Hopi tiles dates from 1882-1915. Today, a little over 1500 Hopi tiles still exist in museums and private collections. Two-thirds of the remaining tiles are in four collections. The largest collection is the Denver Art Museum, Denver, Colorado (310). The other collections are the Peabody Museum, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass (270), the GEORGE TAYLOR ANDERMAN HOPI TILE COLLECTION, "Silver Plume" NM (143 and still collecting), and the Museum of Northern Arizona, Flagstaff, 100. The Hopi are direct descendants of the Anasaz, who emerged in the southwestern USA around 500 and 1250 A.D. Centuries-old Katcina dances still play a strong role in the Hopi tribe's spiritual life today. TO VIEW THE ENTIRE COLLECTION -please email vickie@silverplume.com.au for a PDF
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Sale!These amazing buttons have been made into this necklace with out compromising the integrity of the buttons. The brass loops are still intact and soldering sensitive. So tribal and fantastic for the right lady.
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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!In this Vintage Maisels Navajo Cuff, I count 14 separate stamps.
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Sale!Every time I look at this C. 1910-20 Navajo Cuff, I am still amazed at the skill it would have taken to create. Ex Gary Sprat collection & co-founder of ATADA
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Sale!This a striking sky blue turquoise Cuff with a deep gold to red brown matrix.
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Sale!Now, this Huge Navajo Turquoise Cluster Cuff-bracelet makes an impact!
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Sale!This Sleeping beauty turquoise cabochons in this ring are good quality & have been cut in an unusual fashion. they are chunky with flat tops then set in a high flat styled silver setting. The central stone is surrounded by a twist wire & a minimal saw tooth bezel, balanced with silver balls on the outer edges.
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Sale!Large Turquoise Cluster Ring- check out the twist wire work around the center stone! Hallmarked -Victor M Begay - one of 4 brothers all of whom were jewellers at one time or other.
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