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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 pair of Zuni Turquoise Earrings have been beautifully crafted with soft green stones.
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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 silver Hopi Buckle by Steven Sockyma is a wonderfully elegant design.
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This Heavy Navajo Silver Bracelet is very solid and has a few lifes times to give.
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This Navajo Silver Hat Band is a simply elegant hat band for a petite lady. These objects are increasingly harder to find.
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These Classic and stylish Navajo/Zuni Blue Gem Earrings can be worn anywhere anytime.
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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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This beautiful Navajo Stylized Turquoise Ring has a mix of different shaped Turquoise stones that have been thoughtfully balanced and set opposit each other.
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This Early Navajo Butterfly Ring has it all, great turquoise stones and lots of lovely wear on the spectacular silver drawn wire ring shank.
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These Hallmarked Morris Talawytewa Robinson Coral Earrings are delicate is size and design. Morris Talawytewa influenced the next generation of contemporary Hopi jewelers, including Preston Monongye and Charles Loloma. He preceded Charles Loloma and Kenneth Begay in becoming the first Native American master goldsmith in the southwest.” Schaaf 2013, 201. Morris Robinson has has been extensively published & extremely collectable.
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