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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 Santo Domingo Turquoise Encrusted Pin began as a concho on a belt. Later, a collector added the beautifully crafted silver surrounds to protect the delicate turquoise with the traditional pine pitch adhesive. I love that she has left the leather to reference its past use.
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This Santo Domingo Tab Necklace has predominantly soft pale green turquoise mixed with a few pale green/blue tabs. An artfully composed necklace which drapes to perfection. Note-the holes are all evenly drilled so this was made after WW2 when power was installed in the Pueblos.
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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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This Santo Domingo Necklace was made during the Depression era. Other than the crushed turquoise, the rest of the necklace, including the red and white, was made entirely from old records.
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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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This is a very wearable Royston Turquoise Ring, as the length of the stone and design elongates the hand.
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Sale!This modern Royston Turquoise Pendant features a beautiful piece of green-coloured Turquoise set in a silver shadow box setting.
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This Round Navajo Royston Turquoise Ring has a drawn wire shank and the stone is raised above the bezel.
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This Robert Tenorio Clay Bird Necklace is rare. Robert is currently the best potter from Santo Domingo and is mainly renowned for his Ollas and Dough bowls.
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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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San Felipe artist Richard Chavez Gold Pin are completed from scratch, from purchasing the raw stones to cutting and grinding them into shape before setting them in gold.
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