This 1970s era sterling silver ring is totally hand crafted from sheet silver, filed and cold chiseled (on the shank). Perfectly formed around the shape of the natural, top quality turquoise cabochon.

1 3/8" tall by 1 1/4" wide, the Morenci is 17 mm diameter.

Ring size 10, perfect for your index finger! Or we can size it.

For a tourist bracelet of the first quarter of the 20th century, this was top of the line!

The one inch wide band tapers to 3/4", interior is small at 5" end to end plus the 7/8" gap.

The well matched Fox turquoise are 22 mm tall, several show cracks from extensive wear but all are secure.

Each of the triangular wires are stamped with crescents, florals and rounds. The smoothing out of these shows the years of wear!

The lady's cuff is 3/4" wide, interior is 5 1/4" end to end plus the one inch gap.

Set with unusual rectangular cut stones, Nevada spider web, ranging in size from 12 mm down to 6 mm. There are a few fractures, but we have secured all the stones.

Lovely filed scalloped edges with deep crescent stamps.

Not a man sized bracelet, this cuff measures 5 1/4" of silver plus a one inch gap.

Very good example of quality silversmithing!

Robert and Bernice are well known for their heavy silver jewelry and use of Kingman turquoise which they often surface carve.

1 1/8" tall, ring size is 9 1/4. Signed RLB.

For a petit lady, the 15" long necklace could be made longer with an extender chain. Screw backs on the earrings can be changed to posts.

Thirty inches long single strand of olivella shell heishe supports the thirty carvings of birds, bears, wolves, mountain lions and coyotes.

They measure from 2 1/8" long to 1/2". All are in fine condition, no missing noses or tails.

Turquoise, abalone shell, jet, serpentine and mother of pearl are hand carved by these two older generation artists, both of whom are gone now.

The sterling silver (marked) cuff is die struck, including the settings of rope and beads. Neat designs on the band include bear paws and lightning bolts.

The center setting is 1 1/4" tall, interior measures a tad over 5" plus the gap of one inch.

Not a commercially made piece, but hand crafted by an artist!

The longest strand is 25", shortest is 19".

Strung by the Santo Domingo Pueblo Indians back in the 1970s, this is a beautiful example of real coral!