SPINY OYSTER DISK CHOKER ~ NATIVE AMERICAN

Popular Collectibles: Cultural: American Indian: Jewelry Contemporary: item #795878
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A gorgeous piece, handmade by Santo Domingo's Wayne Aguilar, an outstanding Native American artist. The striking Spiny Oyster choker measures 18-1/2 inches, fastens with a substantial hook, each attached to a sterling cone with artist's hallmark stamped on each. Notice the beautiful sterling, hand stamped barrels on each side of the front. This is a spectacular piece.

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KINGMAN TURQUOISE MARBLE BEADS CHOKER ~ NATIVE AMERICAN

Popular Collectibles: Cultural: American Indian: Jewelry Contemporary: item #795557
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Gorgeous single strand round beads, known as marble beads, in beautiful Kingman Turquoise. The beads are hand cut and tumbled by the artist, of the Santo Domingo Pueblo. The necklace measures 19-1/2 inches and has a 2 inch extender chain for versatility. These beads are very traditional, can be worn with jeans or dressed up, as with most Turquoise. The size of the beads are 20mm, being the largest, graduating down to 13mm at the back, where the necklace fastens with a hook attached to a silver c... Click for details

FOX TURQUOISE DISK CHOKER ~ NATIVE AMERICAN

Popular Collectibles: Cultural: American Indian: Jewelry Contemporary: item #795551
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A simply beautiful Turquoise choker with elegantly hand stamped sterling drums on each side of the necklace front. The Turquoise disks are hand-made from Fox Turquoise, a beautiful blue, with a hint of green. Each of the front disks are spaced with a tiny silver bead. The necklace, measuring 18-1/2 inches in length, fastens with a substantial hook, attached to two sterling cones, made by the artist, Wayne Aguilar of the Santo Domingo Pueblo. Each silver cone is stamped with the artist's hallmark... Click for details

Indian Corn Necklace Charlene Reano

Popular Collectibles: Cultural: American Indian: Jewelry Contemporary: item #795450

Varied colors of spondylus, which is spiny oyster shell, are ground into graduated diameter beads, strung to look like Indian corn. The three strands include colors of yellow, orange, red and purple plus a few turquoise beads. Blue turquoise and mother of pearl are cut and overlaid on white clam shell to create Charlene's signature square beads. Total length hook and eye is 25".

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Turquoise Mosaic Post Earrings

Popular Collectibles: Cultural: American Indian: Jewelry Contemporary: item #795441

Charlene and Frank Reano from Santo Domingo Pueblo in New Mexico are award winning Indian artists who create mosaics of shells and turquoise laid over shell. This style of jewelry is found in pre-Columbian sites in the Southwest.

Soft aqua colored turquoise and mother of pearl are cut and overlaid on white clam shell. The earrings are fitted with silver posts, earring length is 7/8".... Click for details

Charlene Reano Shell and Turquoise Jewelry

Popular Collectibles: Cultural: American Indian: Jewelry Contemporary: item #795439

Charlene and Frank Reano from Santo Domingo Pueblo in New Mexico are award winning Indian artists who create mosaics of shells and turquoise laid over shell. This style of jewelry is found in pre-Columbian sites in the Southwest.

Soft blue turquoise, lapis, spondylus and mother of pearl are cut and overlaid on a white clam shell, 1" by 1 3/8". Hand cut round beads of soft orange spondylus shell make up the 17" long c... Click for details

Turquoise Mosaic Earrings

Popular Collectibles: Cultural: American Indian: Jewelry Contemporary: item #795433

Charlene and Frank Reano from Santo Domingo Pueblo in New Mexico are award winning Indian artists who create mosaics of shells and turquoise laid over shell. This style of jewelry is found in pre-Columbian sites in the Southwest.

Soft blue turquoise, spondylus and mother of pearl are cut and overlaid on white clam shell. The earrings dangle from silver wires, length is 1 1/4".... Click for details

Turquoise Mosaic Sea Shell Pendant

Popular Collectibles: Cultural: American Indian: Jewelry Contemporary: item #795429

Charlene and Frank Reano from Santo Domingo Pueblo in New Mexico are award winning Indian artists who create mosaics of shells and turquoise laid over shell. This style of jewelry is found in pre-Columbian sites in the Southwest.

Soft blue turquoise, spondylus and mother of pearl are cut and overlaid on a white clam shell. The shell is 1 3/8" long and wide. This pretty pendant comes on a 16" silver chain.... Click for details

Pair Tesuque Indian Rain Gods

Popular Collectibles: Cultural: American Indian: Pottery Pre 1970: item #795414

The classic tourist pottery from the 1960s are these Tesuque Rain God figures. The height of kitsch, no respectable Indian art gallery would sell these, but wait, now it is so cool! Might help those of you in drought conditions.

This pair of Tesuque Indian Rain Gods was found in a warehouse wrapped in newspaper of the day, circa 1964. We have had several of these lately, we buy all we can find!... Click for details

Vintage Tesuque Indian Rain God

Popular Collectibles: Cultural: American Indian: Pottery Pre 1970: item #795412

The classic tourist pottery from the 1960s are these Tesuque Rain God figures. The height of kitsch, no respectable Indian art gallery would sell this, but wait, now it is so cool! Might help those of you in drought conditions.

This Tesuque Indian Rain God was found in a warehouse wrapped in newspaper of the day, circa 1964. We have had several of these lately, we buy all we can find!... Click for details