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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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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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Sale!This Sensational Navajo Turquoise Row Bracelet features gorgeous, graduated flat-cut Deep Teal Green/Blue turquoise stones and set onto yummy old, pulled silver-wired shanks.
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Sale!This beautiful Navajo Candelaria Turquoise Bracelet features the classic detailed stamping of the 1930s, along with lovely square drawn wire details.
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This RICHARD CHAVEZ Lapis Ring is Richards classic inlay style. The ring is contemporary and refined. The lapis lazuli and stones have no damage. A small fitting ring that also looks great on the pinky finger.
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These Mexican Pueblo wrought iron window grates are in great condition- perfect!
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This collectable Circa 1880s New Mexican Folk Art statue is of San Lorenzo (Saint Lawrence). He is the patron saint of school children, the poor and cooks.
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Sale!Navajo Silver Concho Belt circa 1950's is a revival of a First Phase Open centre belt style from the 1890's, The centre back conch was made by Cody Sanderson. Large, dynamic and fabulous!!!
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Out of stockThese Ralph Tawangyaouma Repouse Earrings are classic in stamping, style, and technique, for which Tawangyaouma is renowned. Tawangyaouma did not follow the tradition of the Hopi overlay technique and was actively making jewelry from 1906 into the late 1960s.
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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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Sale!This dainty Isleta Cross Necklace looks great on its own or layered over your favourite heishi.
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Sale!This Navajo Turquoise Bracelet c.1940's, has beautifully matched stones that are organic in finish. The colour sits between blue and green on the turquoise spectrum. A simple, elegant Navajo bracelet for the larger wrist, worn on its own or in a stack, it won't disappoint!
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