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This Small Inlaid Turquoise Turtle Pin is cute as a button!
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An unknown artist made this Halloween Jack-o'-Lantern. He found the old milk container in a barn in Fort Collins, Colorado. This has so much character and is a fabulous piece of folk art!
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These Sleeping Beauty Turquoise Earrings are an elegant design with classic coloured Sleeping Beauty Turquoise, which is raised in the silver setting.
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Sale!This Navajo David Taliman Turquoise Ring is beautifully crafted, featuring a stunning piece of rich, dark blue Lone Mountain Turquoise.
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Sale!This Early Navajo Belt Buckle features early, thick-sided bezels and various early stamps, including desirable arrows as a design element around the central stone.
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Symbolising the renewal of life, these Long Peyote Bird Earrings, although replicas of an early turn of the century pair, will give someone a lot of pleasure.
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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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Sale!As you can see, these Unique Zuni Heishi Turquoise Earrings feature inlaid coral dots, which we believe are of Zuni origin.
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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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Sale!This Large Square Navajo Turquoise Ring has presence with excellent silver wire treatment surrounding a quality turquoise stone.
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Sale!This Magnificent Joe Reano Snr Turquoise Necklace was created during a time when the artist had access to large amounts of high-grade, natural turquoise. Because of this Joe Senior's necklaces are generally highly valued and collected. Reano. Joe Sr. was considered one of the best bead makers in the Santo Domingo Pueblo.
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Sale!This Santo Domingo Inaid Bracelet is so unusual. The slice of the Conch shell with the organic-shaped turquoise is very effective, not to mention the great silver work. During the 1950s, records and resin were commonly used due to the region's economy.
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