An extraordinary rectangular pendant on 18" sterling chain by Hopi Michael Kabotie (1942-2009) in his "triple-overlay" style of silver-making which gives a great sense of depth and dimension. The pendant measures 2" long including the bail and is 1" wide. Weighing 20 grams including the chain, it is in fine original condition. On the reverse, it is signed Lomawywesa (his Hopi name) a copyright mark and dated 04...

Navajo Mark Chee (1914-1981) who was active from the 30's to the 60's, is known for traditional stamp work in thick, heavy silver. This beautiful pair of cuffs is a wonderful example of his expertise with the stamping on each cuff being slightly different. Each cuff measures 4 3/4" around in the inside plus an additional 1 1/4" opening, so for a small wrist. They are each 3/8" wide and their total weight is 86 grams. They are both hallmarked with the Chee bird...

A stunning sterling and coral bracelet by Santo Domingo Pueblo Julian Lovato(1925-2018). There are five almond shaped pieces of deep red Mediterranean coral set diagonally between applied silver bars. A very unique shape and design of the exceptional stones. The cuff measures 5 7/8" around in the inside with an additional 1 3/8" opening. It is 1 1/4" wide and weighs 74 grams. It is in fine original condition and the stones are free of chips, cracks or scratches. Signed as shown...

A very charming and smaller scale vintage concho belt by Cochiti Cippy Crazyhorse. There are 9 sterling conchos each measuring 1 7/8" horizontally and 7/8" vertically. The magnificent belt buckle is 2 1/2" by 1 1/8". The pieces are on a vintage tan leather belt that is 3/4" wide. There is some wear to the belt.The end to end length of the belt with the belt buckle included is 36 1/4"...

Spectacular size and quality, measures 6 1/4" interior, 2 3/4" high, with opening of 1 1/4", and an outside measurement of 7 3/4". Heavy gauge silver, all stamped with various designs around the edges with additional rope turning. The silver is darkened where stones are set, and there are multiple beads throughout the background of the stones...

Navajo Kenneth Begay has been called the "father of modern Navajo jewelry". From 1946-1964, he worked as a benchsmith at the White Hogan Shop in Scottsdale, Az. The top bracelet was made by him during this time and is signed with his initials and the White Hogan hallmark. The other bracelet has only the White Hogan hallmark but could possibly have also been made by him as there appears to be a very faint KB hallmark...

A beautiful sterling necklace by Navajo silversmith George Kee, made during his time at the White Hogan Shop in Scottsdale, Az. The links all move and flow and the necklace is very comfortable and flattering on the neck. It clasps with a simple , secure hook closure. Measuring 16" end to end, it is 1 1/8" wide at the center link. Weighing 63 grams, it is in fine original condition and signed as shown. Exquisite design and craftsmanship.

Beautiful sterling overlay cuff bracelet by Navajo Frances Jones, now in her 70's. This design is a variation on her classic track style cuff. Measuring 5 1/4" around in the inside plus an additional 1 1/4" opening, it is 1" wide and weighs 93 grams. It is in fine original condition and signed as shown. Bold and modern, it is comfortable to wear and a testament to balance in design.

Beautiful sterling cuff with fine line chisel work by Navajo silversmith Gibson Nez. Deceased on December 1,2007, he was a self taught silversmith who won the prestigious Smithsonian Medal of Honor, more than 700 blue ribbons, was featured in magazines and books and was a featured guest artist in many museums and galleries across the United States. This beautiful cuff measures 5 1/4" around in the inside plus an additional 1 1/2" opening. It is 1 1/4"" wide and weighs 93 grams...

Precise, elegant, sterling and coral earrings by contemporary jeweler Richard Chavez from the San Felipe Pueblo. Active since 1976, he is a master stone cutter and inlayer and the winner of numerous awards. These earrings are from the estate of Martha "Marti" Hopkins Stuever, grande dame of the American Indian art world who passed away in September of 2017. I personally saw her wear these many times as they were favorites of hers. Measuring 1 5/8" long, they are 1" wide at the top...

An elegant Modernist design sterling and turquoise ring by Santo Domingo Pueblo silversmith Julian Lovato. This ring was created during his time working with Frank Patania Sr. at the Thunderbird Shop in Santa Fe as it has the Thunderbird hallmark on the reverse as well as his name as shown in the photo. Measuring 1 1/8" by 7/8", it is a size 7 1/2 and weighs 11 grams...

Extraordinary huge vintage sterling and turquoise petit point ring by Zuni Edith Tsatbetsaye , circa 1970. Many silversmiths created petit point pieces but this silversmith took the art to an extreme. This ring is set with a total of 62 turquoise stones ranging from a round 1.5 mm diameter to 61 slender marquis petite points 4.5mm in length X 1 mm at the widest point. Each of the latter is cut with a semi-circular high domed arch that is her trademark, creating a lacework that wraps around t...

A beautiful sterling tufa cast bracelet with oval shaped center stone by Contemporary Navajo metalsmith Edison Cummings. Born in the early 1960’s, he initially trained as a painter so was well equipped to apply these techniques to jewelry making.The result is that his jewelry is wearable artwork. This cuff measures 5 3/4" around in the inside plus an additional 1 1/4" opening. It is 1 1/4" wide and weighs 94 grams. The vibrant natural turquoise stone measures 7/8" by 3/4" and is free of chips...

Colorful and innovative sterling multi stone inlay bracelet by Creek/Navajo David Tune who has been creating since 1976. This cuff dates from his early years. He is known for his dramatic designs that are inspired by the aerial views he sees while hot air ballooning and skydiving. Most of his pieces include coral, turquoise, lapis and sugelite as found in this bracelet. Measuring 5 1/2" around in the inside plus an additional 1 1/4", it is 3/4" wide in the front and tapers to 3/8" at the termina...

A very rare and outstanding pair of earrings by Hopi silversmith Michael Kabotie ( 1942-2009). They are done in his beautiful and unique triple overlay style of silver making which produced an extraordinary sense of depth. These earrings are for pierced ears and measure 2 3/4" long. They are 3/4" wide at the bottoms and weigh 14 grams total. Both earrings are signed "Lomawywesa" which is Michael Kabotie's Hopi name. They are in fine original condition. I was told that Kabotie made approximately ...

Navajo Kenneth Begay has been called the "father of modern Navajo jewelry". From 1946-1964, he worked as a benchsmith at the White Hogan Shop in Scottsdale, Az. The two identical bracelets were made by him during this time and are signed with his initials and the White Hogan hallmark. The middle bracelet has only the White Hogan hallmark but could possibly have also been made by him. They look spectacular stacked together. All three measure 5 1/4" around in the inside plus an additional 1 1/4" o...

A striking sterling pendant inlay with turquoise, coral and ironwood by Hopi Sherian Honhongyva who learned silversmithing from her well known uncle Charles Loloma and worked beside him in his studio for 16 years. The materials and design sense of this pendant clearly reflect his influence. Measuring 1 1/8" long and 7/8" wide, it weighs 11 grams and is in fine original condition. Signed as shown. Meticulous craftsmanship and a fascinating composition.

An amazing ring by famous Zuni artist John Gordon Leak. His work was prominently featured in the 1975 Sotheby's auction of the C.G. Wallace collection. John Gordon Leak was most well-known for his knifewing and dragonfly images. The central knifewing image is inlaid with shell and turquoise within a black jet background. Fine twisted wire graces the outer silver frame. The ring has a triple split shank and is a size 6 3/4-7. There is no missing inlay. All original condition. Measures 1 1/2" ...