NOTE: all earrings measurements exclude the earring wires.
The first two pairs of earrings in the row above were made by the very talented Emmett Navakuku. The first pair are 1 1/8 inches long and $350. The Corn Maiden earrings are 1.75 inches long and $300. At right were made by Damien Martinez from Taos Pueblo. Stabilized Kingman turquoise, natural Sleeping Beauty nuggets and Mediterranean coral beads. 2.25 inches long and $150. (ALL 3 IN SANTA FE) A pair of dangle squash blossom earrings by Bernadette Eustace, with natural Sleeping Beauty turquoise tops. $180. Just over 2 inches long. (TUCSON)
Above are two beautiful pairs of Zuni petit point earrings by Dillon Cheama. The first pair at left measure 1 5/8 inches long from the post down and are $180. The second pair measure 2.5 inches long and are $200. (SANTA FE)
The hummingbird earrings from Jack Tom and are 2 3/8 inches long and $400. (SANTA FE) The sandcast dangles are by Tim Herrera of Cochiti Pueblo. 2 inches long and $275. (TUCSON) The pair in the row is by Darlene Weebothee, Zuni. 1.75 inches long and $75. (SANTA FE) At far right are a pair of natural turquoise jacla earrings by Cheyenne Grabiec, Navajo. They are 3.75 inches long and $400. (SANTA FE)
Louise Pete made these spiny oyster shell earrings with the turquoise inlayed bottoms. 1.25 inches and $60. (TUCSON) Mildred Ukestine made these phenomenal delicate, elegant needlepoint earrings. 1 5/8 inches long. $260. (SANTA FE) The spiny oyster shell earrings with turquoise beads are by Jesus Espino. 1.5 inches long and $36. (TUCSON)
Two pairs of earrings by Bernadette Eustace. The squash blossoms at far left are 1.5 inches long and $80. The next pair in the row with the “journey” design are 3/4 of an inch long and $66. The earrings at far right were made by Evonne Hustito of Zuni. 1 5/8 inches long and $180. (Santa Fe).
By chance the natural variscite in a black matrix resemble busts. We’re convinced that the one at the right is Ben Franklin…you decide who the other is, LOL. 1 by 1 inch and $225. (TUCSON) The next pair in the row above were made by 11 year old Hailee Tabaha, pictured at far right holding two pairs of her earrings and wearing another. She is the granddaughter of Leonard Nez. 2 inches long and $120. The last pair in this row are Zuni needlepoint post dangles made by Yvette Kaamasee. Just over 1.75 inches long and $135. (ALL in SANTA FE)
Overlay turtle earrings by Sonny Gene (Navajo). 1.25 inches and $105. Jessica Lovato made these turquoise chip inlay earrings, 1.25 inches long and $120. The elegant double hoops are by Michelle Peina. 2 inches and $185. Last in the row are some long twisted wire dangles by Caroline Tsosie. 2.25 inches long and $32.(ALL IN TUCSON)
The first pair of earrings in the row above are by Kee Yazzie Jr. Featuring Kee’s “migration” design, they are 1 1/8 inches in diameter and $180. Tim Herrera of Cochiti made this vintage style pair of dangle earrings, 2 inches long and $145. The mosaic inlay pair at right were made by Fernandes Lementino of Zuni. Set with jet, denim lapis, coral and gold lip Mother of Pearl shell. These are 2 1/8 inches long and $90. The Zuni needlepoint chandelier earrings are by the Wyaco family. 2.5 inches long and $225. (ALL in SANTA FE)
The first pair are shell beads by Rosemary Bird. 2 inches and $48. The next are made by Harlan Booqua. Just under 1.25 inches and $62. The inlayed horses and mountains were made by Andrew Lovato of Kewa Pueblo. .75 inches and $130. (ALL IN TUCSON).
We still get asked if we carry any earrings for non-pierced ears and the answer is: YES! - we still do!
Above are screwback and clip earrings
The ones at left, set with natural turquoise are just under one inch long and $120. (SANTA FE) This pair of Hopi sunface earrings carry the hallmark of the Hopi Guild, 3/4 of an inch across and $125. (SANTA FE) The two pairs at right are clip earrings. The natural turquoise swirl earrings (now popularly called a ‘double hummingbird’ pattern) are by Annie Quam Gasper. 0.75 inch across. $300. (SANTA FE) A dramatic pair of stabilized turquoise earrings (Kingman Mine) 1.25 by 1 inch. $150. (TUCSON)
A pair of petit point post dangles by Yvette Kaamasee. These are 1.75 inches long from the post down and $120. The dragonfly post earrings were made by Emma Edaakie, they are 5/8 inches long and $60. The needlepoint dangles at right were also made by Yvette. These are just a smidge under 2 inches in length and $135. (ALL IN SANTA FE)
A selection of dot earrings when you need a small gift or just want a tiny splash of color. Left to right: oval turquoise studs by Rose Joe, Navajo. $24. Coral dots by Erline James of Zuni. $14. Turquoise dots also by Erline. $14. Turquoise sunface by John Cheama. $21. Teardrop turquoise by Erline. $12. (All are in Tucson)
The first two pairs above were made by Bernadette Eustace. She calls these her “Journey” earrings: one set with turquoise and the other with coral. They measure 1/2 inch in diameter and each $60. The next two pairs of mosaic inlay star earrings in the row were made by Ferdinand and Sylvia Hooee. The first pair is inlaid with coral and pink mussel shell. The second pair is inlaid with lapis and gold lip Mother of Pearl shell. Each pair is just over 1/2 inch in diameter and $90. (All in Santa Fe)
The first pair in the row above were made by John and Mary Aguilar from Santo Domingo. Lacrosse sticks measuring 2.25 inches long and $80. A beautiful pair of channel inlay by Janelle Shebola. They are just over 2 inches long from the post down and $215.. The next pair in the middle are made by Nick and MeWee Rosetta. Comprised of shell and Australian bloodwood, 2.75 inches long and $125. The last pair in the row are by Mariano Garcia, grandson of Nick & MeWee Rosetta. They are red abalone shell, 2.25 inches long $75. (ALL in SANTA FE)
Three pair of earrings by Hopi artist Anderson Koinva. The first two pairs are 1.25 inches and $185 each. The last pair are 1.5 inches and $185. (ALL in TUCSON)
The turquoise and coral rosette studs are by Tiffany Yatsattie. Each is 3/8 of an inch in diameter. The turquoise pair is $55 while the coral are $60. The sandcast hands with spiral and lightning motifs are by Rosemary Manuelito, 1 inch long and $70. The turquoise petit point rosettes were made by Waylon Johnson. Just over half an inch in diameter and $75. Last in the row are a pair of turquoise channel inlay studs by Thurza Leekya. 3/8 of an inch in diameter and $45. (ALL in SANTA FE)
The two pairs above were made Everett and Mary Teller. The first pair is 1 inch long and $185. The last pair are 1.5 inches long and SOLD. (BOTH in Santa Fe)
The coral petit point earrings were made by Wayne Johnson, they are 7/8 of an inch in diameter and $195. Next are a pair of turquoise dangles by Cordelia Waikanewa. Just under 2 inches long and $75. The turquoise channel inlay pair at right are by Darren Tsalate. They are just over 1 inch long and $185. (ALL in SANTA FE)
The long silver dangles are by Gary Sandoval. 2 inches long and $48. Angel Bailon of Kewa Pueblo (Santo Domingo Pueblo) made these earrings. 1.25 inches long and $30. A pair of rainbow yeis by Arthur J. Williams, they are 3/4 of an inch long and $40. The nazha earrings were made by Frieda Thompson. They measure 7/8 inches long and are $40. (ALL in SANTA FE)
A pair of glass earrings made by Adrian Wall. 2 inches long and $65. The next two pairs of earrings above were made by Adrian Standing Elk Pinnecoose. See our Spotlight gallery for details. (ALL IN SANTA FE)
Sandcast earrings with turquoise by the Kee family, these are 3/4 of an inch long from the ear post down. $100. The next pair in row are by Kent Lonjose of Zuni, inlaid with coral they are just over 5/8 of an inch long and $36. The next ones are set with coral and were made by Vivianita and Bryant Othole. They are 3/4 of an inch long from the post down and are $75. Last in the row are a pair of star earrings by Ferdinand and Sylvia Hooee. They are just over a half an inch in diameter and $68. (ALL in SANTA FE)
A pair of thunderbirds by Deann Wallace. 1 inch and $135. A pair of scrolling dangles by Mildred Parkhurst. 2 inches and $160. Next are inlayed dangles by Delbert Kallestewa. 0.6 inches and $105. Last is a pair of mosaic inlay dangles by Mary Tafoya. 1 inch and $69. (All in Tucson)
A pair of sand cast earrings made by Gilbert “Dino” Garcia from Kewa Pueblo (Santo Domingo), 1 1/8 inches long and $70. Next is a pair of woven silver earrings made by Alethia Little. They are 1 inch long and 1 3/8 inches wide. $100. The sandcast nazha earrings are by Lorraine Chee. 7/8 inches long and $42. (All in SANTA FE)
These turquoise channel inlay post earrings were made by Janelle Shebola. From the post down they are just over 3/8 of an inch long, total length is 1/2 an inch. $100. (TUCSON)
At left are a lovely pair of channel inlay dangle earrings by Kyle Yellowhair. They are set with jet and are 1 7/8 inches long. $185. (SANTA FE)
