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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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This lovely pair of Hallmarked Navajo Guild Earrings has LUMINOUS high-grade Sleeping Beauty Turquoise cut into teardrops. Remember! This is the era when the best turquoise was mined and found its way into the Native American Jewellery.
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These Turquoise Jacla Earrings have been expertly crafted by a master from Santo Domingo! The workmanship is sublime. Everything about these earrings is first class.
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This Turquoise Ring is beautifully made and has good wear. The hairline fracture has no movement and is only just noticeable.
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This wonderful Santo Domingo Shell Necklace has beautiful crushed turquoise set into shells, which have been strung on hieshi.
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These Zuni Knifewing Earrings have been beautifully crafted, and this Zuni imagery is for protection.
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This Turquoise Chocker Necklace has been crafted with beautiful, consistently coloured turquoise and was once Jaclas hung from an old nugget necklace.
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This great old Navajo Arrow Stamped Bracelet is perfect for your Navajo stack, a cuff guard or on its own.
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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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