A Navajo cuff set with a large petrified wood stone, flanked by a scroll motif, on a wire frame, the center a twisted wire. 5", 1" gap. Stone 1 1/2Lx1"W.

A ca. 1950's Zuni ring, set with 24 natural, rectangular turquoise, in serrated bezels; 1 3/8"L x 3/4"W. size 7, excellent condition.

A large cuff, showing great detail in the quality stamping, embossing and overall design. Flat, twisted wires hold the center turquoise and flanking panels; the turquoise is 1 1/2"L x 1 1/8"W. 5 1/4" inner circumference, 1 3/4 gap. Excellent condition.

A large, well crafted, vermeil bar pin, set with seven, natural turquoise robin's blue turquoise. Stamped with an arrow motif, adorned with graduated beads. 2 7/8"L x 7/8"W. Excellent condition.

Circa 1950's channel inlay bracelet, set with Blue Gem turquoise in a square, rectangle pattern, edged with a triangular stamped motif. Inner circumference 5", 1" gap; 3/8" at widest. excellent condition.

Although this could be worn by an adult, as Squash necklaces go, the scale of this one is small: 16"L; cast naja, with an inner hands naja enclosing a high grade tuquoise; 2"L x 1 1/2"W. Most likely restrung on silver wire. Excellent condition.

Ca. 1950's Navajo ring set in a serrated bezel with a quality turquoise and coral in a silver setting with applied silver accents. 2"L x 1/2"W; split shank. Fine condition.

A beautifully crafted Zuni, channel inlay squash necklace, ca. 1970's, of stylized birds, inlaid with onyx, turquoise and MOP. The center bird measures 2 3/4"L x 2 1/2"W; There are 10 smaller birds measuring 1 1/2" x 1 3/4"; 30" length. Excellent condition.

This striking necklace, executed in the Hopi style, is actually the work of a gifted Navajo silversmith, Hyson Craig, who began working before 1975. Approximately 16"L, the rigid part is 5 1/2"W; drop: 2"x1 1/4", set with an oblong (tyrone mine?) turquoise 1 1/2"L. Listed in American Indian Jewellry I, by Gregory Schaf, p. 124. Excellent condition. Ca. 1980-85.

A 30's navajo ring of exceptional appeal; the high grade turquoise, 1"Lx3/8"W, is set in a serrated bezel, framed by twisted wire and an outer frame of flat circles; 4 split shank, size 8.

This sterling memo pad holder by Frank Patania, ca. 1940's, is set with five high grade turquoise and is complete with lead pencil on chain. It bears the name CENTA in applied letters. 4" x 1 1/4" Excellent condition.

Ca. 1940's stone to stone chanel inlay of onyx, gem quality turquoise, mother of pearl, spiny oyster, set on a silver backing, accented with twisted wire, beads and headress features. 3 1/2"L x 1 3/8"W; Excellent condition.

This unusual Navajo necklace is made up of eight rectangular Pilot Mountain (?) turquoise, set in stamped silver frames, the largest of which is 1"x7/8". Overall length is 28". Excellent condition.

Intricate workmanship is invested in this heavy gauge sterling buckle; detailed stamping, with an applied Hopi dancer. 3"x2 1/2". Initialed B.L.K., sterling.

A magnificent pendant by Peter Nelson, ca. 1985, of 14k gold overlay on silver. This prize winning Navajo designer who excels in silver and gold overlay,shadowbox jewelry. has been active since 1975. For furthur information, see American Indian Jewelry by Gregory Schaaf and Angie Yan Schaaf, p.244. 3 1/8"L(excluding bail)x2 1/4"W. Set with a large Bisbee or Tyrone turquoise: 1 3/4"x1". Excellent condition.