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Sale!An Early Navajo Cluster Bracelet/Cuff with very pretty colored turquoise.
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Sale!This Navajo Bracelet Created By Noted Silversmith Mark Chee is dynamic!. It is in great condition and has 22 high-grade turquoise nuggets, not to mention it was created and hallmarked by a very collectable silver smith.
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Sale!This beautifully crafted Zuni Feather Dancer Pin/Pendant looks fabulous as a pin, especially on white or wear as a pendant hung from your favourite Navajo chain. The pale blue and turquoise throughout this pin act as a wonderful accent against the dominant pale green and turquoise.
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Sale!This Extraordinary Navajo Bracelet features great wear throughout, fabulous stamped solder balls surround the high-domed central stone. We place this cuff squarely in the 1930s, as the Navajo silversmiths at that time were covering the entire surface of cuffs.
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Sale!This striking Navajo Twist Wire Silver Bracelet is a great cuff on its own or in your Navajo stack. I love the high-domed stones and silver accents.
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Sale!This Navajo Domed Three Stone Bracelet is a beauty. There is quite a lot of wear, and although a crack in the central stone, this can be forgiven because of its age and does not take away from such a beautiful turquoise row bracelet. Peronally, this is the perfect Navajo Bracelet stacker!
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Sale!Now, this Huge Navajo Turquoise Cluster Cuff-bracelet makes an impact!
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What a treasure ! Look at the wear on the concho - classic turn of the century concho set on wonderful Navajo beads as feet. Put these on your bad side table for you rings or earrings . Devine !
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Sale!This Hallmarked Fred Peshlakai Turquoise Bracelet is fabulous. Famed for his stamp work, this bracelet certainly attests to his skills. The Royston Turquoise stone is high grade and overall a collectable Navajo bracelet.
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This Navajo Squash Blossom Necklace has nice heavy beads and squash blossoms that have been nicely stamped. Overall it is a stunning Navajo Squash Blossom Necklace.
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Sale!This Turquoise Navajo Carinated Bracelet is indeed pretty. We have dated it circa 1920-1930s, as you can see the hammered-out channels on the inner part of the bracelet, suggesting it is deceptively older than it looks.
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These Long Strand Navajo INGOT Beads have all the imperfections you look for in a strand of Navajo beads from this era.
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