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Sale!This Navajo silver smith who made this ring has used really top grade Lone Mountain Turquoise.
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Sale!This Inlaid Bald Eagle Pin is not only an American icon but also a significant & historic imagery within all of the Native American cultures.
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These Navajo c.1920-30 Cast Spider Earrings were once buttons now, stylish Navajo earrings.
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Tad found this Navajo Old Pawn Turquoise Bracelet in a Trading Post in Cow Springs, Nevada, Tonopah.
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This Navajo Drawn Wire Turquoise Ring is fabulous. The silver wire around the Fox Turquoise stone is all hand-drawn silver wire. It has lots of yummy wear with many more years to give.
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This Round Navajo Royston Turquoise Ring has a drawn wire shank and the stone is raised above the bezel.
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What’s intriguing about these Zuni Petti Point Earrings is that the open centre space, which is identical to early Pueblo earrings and filigree pairs, particularly those from Isleta. Not to mention they look very much like the Native American Indian Church Peyote birds.
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Sale!This Navajo Cast Silver Belt Buckle is stunning and was beautifully cast in silver during the 1930s.
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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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This pair of Zuni Turquoise Earrings have been beautifully crafted with soft green stones.
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Sale!This Gorgeous Long Coral Ring showcases a long natural coral branch, Â accentuated with silver twisted wire. A Stunner! -note the third picture with the bug ring & earrings is a good indicator of the colour.
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Sale!This fabulous Navajo Cast Butterfly Pin is beautiful and will look great on almost anything in your wardrobe.














