On our website we offer a cross-section of our extensive inventory.
Please let us know if you do not find what you are looking for. Additionally, several of the jewelry artists we work with will create custom work for you.
Above, a beautifully matched coral pin-pendant by Lorraine Waatsa. 1.75 inches across. $485 (TUCSON)
At left: A large silver pin/pendant made some years ago by an unknown silversmith. 3 inches across and $600. (TUCSON)
Next is one of Colin Coonsis’ fauxpal and fluorite pendants. This one is 2.5 inches long and $160. The last two photos in the row are of a reversible pendant also by Colin. This one is inlaid with turquoise and serpentine. It is 1 7/8 inches long and 1 3/8 inches wide. $200. (SANTA FE) The jet and turquoise pendant was made by Wayne Muskett, 1.75 inches long and $270 (SANTA FE)
At left is a sandcast stamped pin by Alison Manuelito. 1 inch long by 1.5 wide and $60. In the center is a spiral pendant set with a single piece of turquoise by Mildred Kee Parkhurst. 3 inches long incuding the bale and $260. The Hopi maiden overlay pendant at right was made by Ruben Saufkie. 2.25 inches long and $375. An Anak’china or Longhair katsina overlay pendant by Emmett Navakuku. 2 3/8 inches long and $500. (ALL in SANTA FE)
The three pins above were all made by Edith Kee. The first two in the row are 1.25 inches wide while the two at right are 1 3/8 inches wide. Each $90 and all in SANTA FE.
By Sparks Masawytewa, a pendant featuring a butterfly motif. It measures 1 5/8 inches long and just under 7/8 of an inch wide. $120. Next is a little mosaic pendant by Wayne Haloo. It is set with jet, turquoise, coral and mother of pearl shell. 1 5/8 inches long and $60. The third pendant in the row is by Ruben Saufkie featuring a Kokopelli motif and is 2.5 inches long. $300. (ALL in SANTA FE)
On the left are two pin/pendants by Vera Halusewa. The one at left is just under 1.75 inches and $150, the one on the right just over 1.75 inches and $160. The turquoise and coral pendant is by Carla Laconsello, 1.25 inches in diameter and $300. A stone pendant with shell inlay by sculpter Gordon Van Wert. The pendant is 3 inches tall and is on a 30 inch bead necklace. $175. (ALL in TUCSON)
A sheep by Robby Manuelito. 1.5 inches across. $110. (SANTA FE) A sandcast pin-pendant made by Pat Yellowhorse about 40 years ago. 2.75 inches long. $220. (TUCSON) A butterfly pin/pendant by Leagus Ahityite. Inlaid with orange spiny oyster shell, jet, turquoise, and pink mussel shell. 2 3/8 inches wide by 1.75 inches long. $215. (TUCSON)
On the left is a stunning necklace by JJ Otero, Navajo & Hopi. This one is titled “The Four Sacred Mountains” set with a beautiful piece of turquoise from the Nevada Blue mine. The pendant measures 3.75 inches long and is 4.25 inches wide. $1900. An early pin (1960s) by Dennis Edaakie (1931-2008) and his wife Nancy Edaakie. 2.25 inches across, it is set with pen shell, coral, abalone and serpentine. $975. (Both in TUCSON)
By Alison Manuelito is the horse drawn wagon pin. This one is just under 2.25 inches wide and $90. By Stephen Lonjose is this colorful scarlet macaw pin pendant. 1.75 inches long and $105. A flush inlay turquoise pendant by Michelle Peina. This one is 2 3/8 inches long and $260. (ALL in SANTA FE).
A Kookopölö pendant that is unsigned. 1.5 inches long and $125. (SANTA FE) The Rainbow dancer set in jet is by Harlan Coonsis. 1.5 inches across. SOLD. A great example of fine stampwork by Leonard Maloney. Made of heavy gauge silver it could be converted to a bolo time if you wished. 1 7/8 inches in diameter and $220. (SANTA FE)
Above is a large bead pendant by Maryetta Daukei Kellywood featuring her acorn motif. It is 1.25 inches in diameter and $120. In the center is a mosaic inlay cross pendant by Lynette Bowannie, just over 2.5 inches long and $ 75. Last in the row isa beautiful sunface pendant by April Unkestine. 2 1/8 inches long and $150. (All in SANTA FE)
