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These Contemporary Channel Inlay Earrings are quite beautiful and would make a welcomed gift for someone, or maybe a gift to yourself.
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This pair of Depression Era Earrings have a dynamic juxtaposed design that we have not seen before. Created during a time where silver was not available or very expensive, resulting in artisans utilizing materials that were readily available.
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These Santo Domingo Thunderbird Earrings are a little more sculptural than normal pairs of this type. The turquoise is inlay rather than the traditional crushed versions and the tail feathers are a little sculptured.
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These Depression Earrings have a wonderful organic Landscape-esque quality that I personnlly love.
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This pair of Santo Domingo Folk Art Earrings capture the imagery seen in textile designs throughout the South West of New Mexico.
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This pair of Santo Domingo Elk Bone Earrings indicators are their early traditonal materials and style, however the addition of the black record places these earrings on the cusp of the 1930/40.
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These Santo Domingo Thunderbirds have a unique color combination.
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These Elegant Santo Domingo Earrings will transcend fashion trends for years to come, they are classic in every way.
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This Petite Fit Green Cluster Ring has very dark green turquoise, nice stamp work and will look great on slender fingers.
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This Silver Navajo Pin was created during the era when artisans were inspired by the minimalist style of the White Hogan workshop during the 1950s.














