An outstanding man's cast link bracelet by Navajo jewelry artist Lorenzo Shurley. Made for a large man's wrist, it is 1 1/8 inch wide at the widest point. A great contemporary look. $725.

Set with three very nice and nice-sized coral this Navajo bracelet is a medium size (5.235 with a 1 inch opening and 7/8 inch wide. $375.

Richard Aguilar (of Santo Domingo Pueblo) is the son of the late, famous beadmaker Bennie Aguilar. We're extremely happy that Richard has chosen to follow the footsteps of his father over the years. Richard's work is exceptional, as can be seen by this 26" long olivella shell necklace that has been carefully graduated in color and accented with mother of pearl, coral, jet, lapis, turquoise, and 14kt gold beads with 14kt gold cone catches. You can see why it earned a prize at this years Santa Fe Indian Market. $2800

A classic Navajo stamp work silver box - this one made by Susie James. It measures 5 x 3" and is 1.5" tall. $600

Navajo silversmith Frances Jones made these rainbow and lightning figures. Each is apporximately 2.5" high. The ones with turquoise are $60, and the plain silver are $56.

This beautifully crafted impressively large Zuni cluster bracelet set with natural turquoise (probably from the Sleeping Beauty Mine, but I could be wrong: Lone Mountain Mine is a possibility too) measures 4.25" long and will fit a small to medium wrist. $1200.

Allison Lee is renowned for his turn on classic Navajo jewelry design. This18 inch necklace of plains and fluted silver beads with a sandcast naja is an elegant choker. $925. The earrings, are 1.25 inches long and priced at $110.

Mildred Kee Parkhurst reated this cast necklace (17.5 inches long). Each of the linked geomtric pieces measured 1.25 inches from the base to the tip. $200

A fabulous belt buckle by the Navajo jewelry artist Mike Perry. Set with spiderweb turquoise from the Turquoise Mountain Mine, it measures 2.25 by 3 inches with a handmade buckle back and was made for a 1 inch belt. Note the exquisite side inlay of coral. This treasure is $1475.

A classic example of Richard Tsosie's beautiful work. This bracelet measures 2 inches across at the widest point. It is a medium ladies size: 5.5 inches with a 1.25 inch opening. $1100.

YES! We do carry clip-on earrings. The plain silver ones (.7" in diameter) were made by Marie Yazzie. $24. Navajo silversmith Delores Cadman set these earrings with Kingman turquoise. $18. >

This walked in the door and walked right back out an hour later! Richard Aguilar's mother is from the Coushata tribe of Alabama. They are known for their work with glass beads. In this 30 strand choker, Richard combined his two heritages. He choose his beads to replicate the colors of the stones and shells that he more frequently works with. It was priced at $220. If you are interested in having him make one for you, please email us.

Bernadette Eustace (Cochiti/Zuni) made these cluster earrings with squash blossom dangles. Set with turquoise from the sleeping beauty mine, 2.4" long, $145. The round shadowbox turquoise earrings by Martha and Gene Jackson (.75 across) are $60. Their coral dangle earrings below are 1" long and $89. Bernadette also made these plain squash blossom earrings, 1.75", $90.

Mary Tom's contemporary interpretation of the traditional squash blossom necklace has become a classic itself.   The square beads give this necklace considerable style as well.   24 inches long, it is priced at $1500.