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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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This is a very wearable Royston Turquoise Ring, as the length of the stone and design elongates the hand.
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Paiute Turquoise Stud Earrings by Marie Tsosie
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Sale!These Unique Zuni Or Navajo Earrings are quite dainty and very light to wear.
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This circa 1930s Navajo Drawn Wire Ring is quite beautiful. The flattened silver wire treatment is uncommon; Tad thinks the turquoise is from the Godber Mine.
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Sale!This hand-stamped Navajo Silver Belt Buckle is the perfect shape and size. It has been adjusted to fit any belt 1 1/2" up to 2" (5cm) in width. It's a very cool buckle.
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These Spiny Oyster Shell Earrings by Valries Calabaza are a breath of summer and will brighten any outfit.
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These Dainty Turquoise and Silver Clip-on Earrings are in good condition ( although one has a slight bend, it is not noticeable when worn). Note that the early 1950s clips are still strong, and the diamond-shaped turquoise cabochon is very high grade.
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This Early Navajo Turquoise Pin still has its early open catch. It is always a pleasure to find such lovely old pieces in their original state.
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Sale!Although these Zuni Turquoise Cluster Earrings are not the same colour, they will still look great when worn, and I am sure the slight colour difference will not be too noticeable.
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This Strand of Navajo Silver Bead can be worn in two lengths: chocker or matinee (upper chest). It comprises a mix of older silver Navajo pearls and a Squash Blossom relic as a pendant.
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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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