5 1/2" plus one inch gap.

5 1/2" plus one inch gap.

5 1/2" plus one inch gap.

5 1/2" plus one inch gap.

Shorty works in heavy gauge silver, the half round wire makes a chain to surround 26 mm oval of natural, beautiful turquoise. Detail include fine silver rope under the chain, heavy silver raindrops at the split shank.

Signed of course! Ring size is 8 1/2.

This is the only Perry Shorty jewelry for sale on the internet at this time.

Zuni Indian artists Sammy and Esther Guardian are the makers, signed, circa 1990s.

The oval is 1 1/4" long set with turquoise, coral, jet, abalone and white shell. Ring size is 9.

Although unsigned, the workmanship is top quality with nice details.

The sterling tips are nice and heavy.

2" long by 1 1/2" wide, heavy guage silver body and tips.

Alfred Joe (Navajo) Artist of the Year for 2001 and 2009. Al works in both silver and gold, often setting them with high quality stones, and is especially known for his handmade beads. He considers his work contemporary but with traditional roots. He has won many awards for his work, including best of division at the Heard Museum show in 2005, and the coveted SWAIA Joe Cate Award in 2010.

Although signed on the cones LK, we have not been able to find out who the artisan is.

The square beads are 13 mm and 12 mm, the rounds are 11 mm. Total length with hook and eye is 25 1/2".

Tufa cast naja 3" tall, has three matching turquoise and the rain symbol.

Navajo Indian, but unsigned. Circa 1960-1980.

The 26" long strand of silver beads is above average quality, 12 mm diameter each.