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Personaly I really love this Heavily Stamped Navajo Bracelet, perfect on its own or for me in a Navajo silver stack for texture.
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This Strand Of Turquoise Heishi comprises a typical array of Cerrillos turquoise hues, creating a lively necklace.
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This fabulous Osage Indian Shell Ring flashes predominantly green and pink surrounded with a touch of golden yellow.
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This Small Osage Indian Ring flashes pink with touchs of green and blue hues.
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This Fossilised Mammoth Ivory Ring is pretty cool, but needs a large hand.
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This Lone Mountain Isleta Bracelet has pretty stamp work and a beautiful Lone Mountain Turquoise stone front and centre.
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This Beautifully executed Dishta Turquoise Pin has it all. Great matching turquoise, an elegant design that will transcend fashion trends, not to mention the supurb craftsmanship.
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This nice repoussed Navajo Derrick Gordon Silver Ring will work with just about anything in your collection. Derrick Gordon is an acclaimed Navajo silversmith known for his old style Western Jewellery.
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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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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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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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