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Sale!These Unique Zuni Or Navajo Earrings are quite dainty and very light to wear.
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This circa 1930s Navajo Drawn Wire Ring is quite beautiful. The flattened silver wire treatment is uncommon; Tad thinks the turquoise is from the Godber Mine.
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Sale!This hand-stamped Navajo Silver Belt Buckle is the perfect shape and size. It has been adjusted to fit any belt 1 1/2" up to 2" (5cm) in width. It's a very cool buckle.
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These Spiny Oyster Shell Earrings by Valries Calabaza are a breath of summer and will brighten any outfit.
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These Dainty Turquoise and Silver Clip-on Earrings are in good condition ( although one has a slight bend, it is not noticeable when worn). Note that the early 1950s clips are still strong, and the diamond-shaped turquoise cabochon is very high grade.
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This Early Navajo Turquoise Pin still has its early open catch. It is always a pleasure to find such lovely old pieces in their original state.
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Sale!Although these Zuni Turquoise Cluster Earrings are not the same colour, they will still look great when worn, and I am sure the slight colour difference will not be too noticeable.
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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.
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Sale!This beautifully stamped Navajo Silver Barrette is from the 1950s. Tad feels the stamps used are earlier; this barrette's elegant simplicity is still as stylish today as it was when created.
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These Turquoise Drop Earrings are fabulous and have interestingly organic stamping surrounding the central stones.
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This Navajo Multistone Turquoise Bracelet has raised high-grade Morenci Turquoise stones. Overall, it is a beautifully designed Navajo turquoise bracelet.
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