The 16-3/4 inch necklace is made of authentic Castle Dome Turquoise with round sterling silver beads interspersed. The double strand choker, a gorgeous blue, is handmade by a Santo Domingo woman, W. Tapia, currently living at the Pueblo.

Lovely Sun Face clip on earrings by famed Hopi Indian silversmith Bernard Dawahoya, d.2010.

Known for his bold designs of cutout silver overlay, these one inch diameter domed silver disks can be changed to posts.

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Gracefully curved silver overlay earrings dangle 2" long from tiny silver ball posts, by Hopi Indian artist Raymond Sequaptewa.

Stacked pahos on water spirals are elegantly designed at the tips of the swinging earrings.

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From the Hopi Guild, 1 1/2" long silver earrings dangle from silver ball posts. Sterling silver overlay is crisp with stacked triangles and square spirals, representing pahos and water.

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With a hefty weight of silver and a beautiful rectangular blue-green turquoise stone, this pin was made by a Navajo artist to be worn on a fancy velvet shirt. At some point it went to the trading post to be pawned, and it still bears an old pawn ticket from the Russell Foutz Indian Room in Farmington, New Mexico. The pin is 2-3/4 inches wide and about 1-1/2 inches high. The original pin has been replaced by a sturdy silver wire, and the clasp still works...

Here is a beautifully made ring with a green turquoise stone with brown matrix, set in a plain bezel and bordered with finely twisted wire. The ring also includes stamped side pieces and deep stamping all the way around. It has the classic look of vintage pieces but is new and unworn. Marked “sterling” and “LM.” This is a size 10-1/2 and makes a substantial statement.

Measuring 7-3/4” long and about ¾” wide, this lightweight stamped bracelet offers traditional Navajo stampwork in a 7-panel link style. Hook-style closure, unmarked.

Drama from the 1960s or earlier, this ring features a comfortable wide band with a raised border, supporting wire borders, leaves, and a floral motif. A natural piece of branch coral and teardrop-shaped green turquoise add unique color. The face of the ring is 2-1/2 inches by ¾ inches, and it is about a size 6-1/2.

This fine old pin is 3-5/8” wide, set with beautiful hand-shaped natural stones and hand-cut bezels, with silver drops, on a silver base. This was someone’s “favorite” as you can see in the patina of the silver and the greening of the stones. The pin has been replaced with a hand-made and functional wire. The back is inscribed with the initials “BLJ” but we are not sure if this is the maker or the owner’s mark.

Measuring 1 inch across the front and tapering to 3/8-inch terminals, this lightweight bracelet has plenty of vintage charm. The stone is ¾-inch high by 7/8-inch wide, with a desirable “landscape” in grey, red, and black. The stone is bordered by a plain bezel, twisted wire, and scalloped flat wire decoration. Two repousse silver lozenges are on each side, all mounted on three beveled silver bands. The bracelet has an internal measurement of 5-3/8 inches, with a 1-3/8-inch gap. Unmarked.

Taos Pueblo artist Lawrence Archuleta made this incredible sterling silver cuff bracelet with 10 beautiful Nevada turquoise stones. Stamp work is deep and the turquoise stone are set into serrated sterling silver bezels. Inside measurements end-to-end are 6 1/4 inches. Opening is 1 1/8 inch. Bracelet is 1 1/8 inches wide. Turquoise stones are ¼ inch long and 1/8 inch wide. Weight is 2.55 oz. or 73 grams.

New jewelry from Navajo Indian artist Edison Begay, sterling silver pendant set with a fine quality turquoise from the #8 Mine.

Ed's shadow box pendant is hand crafted with silver sheet, filed and set with the 20 mm cab.

Total length is 1 1/2" including the swinging bale.

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New jewelry from Navajo Indian artist Edison Begay, sterling silver pendant set with a fine quality turquoise from the Lone Mountain Mine.

Ed's shadow box pendant is hand crafted with silver sheet, filed and set with the 22 mm cab.

Total length is 1 5/8" including the swinging bale.

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A beautiful sterling silver bracelet with natural bisbee turquoise made by well know Navajo artist Nila Cook, now Nila Johnson. This bracelet is marked with the hallmark “NC”. Nila Cook Johnson is known for her excellent quality of silver work and uses only high grade stones in her work. Inside measurements from end to end are 5 ¾ inches. Gap is 1 ½ inches. Bracelet is 1 3/8 inches wide on top.

Excellent quality silver smithing in this 1980s era sterling silver bracelet. This is a match to the coral hinged bracelet.

Set with bright blue turquoise, possibly Blue Gem, sheet and wire construction, handcrafted silver feathers and raindrops.

Center section is 2" tall by 3 1/2" wide, sides sections taper to 7/8". Total interior is 8 1/2" when clasped shut.

Note the security chain.

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