Jewelry
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Steve Yellowhorse Gallery


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Steve Yellowhorse is another of our favorite artists. In his case it is because he is constantly experimenting, testing his limits and innovating. Inspired by the work of architect Frank Gehry, he is coaxing some wonderful new work out of sheet silver that he textures and manipulates. (He is profiled in SILVER + STONE)

An unusually large and spectacular piece of turquoise from the Royston area of Nevada.   The ring is a size 9 and the stone measures 1.2 by 1.8 inches.   A very nice setting, as the second photo shows.   Some rings are accessories; this one will be the focal point.   $450.

His largest Knot bracelet to-date.   Formed from a 3/4 inch wide ribbon of silver, it is $300.   This one is between a small and a medium but has a lot of flex to it.   He can create them in other sizes and the texture of the silver will vary.

The buckle, which measures 2 by 2.5 inches is for a ¾ inch belt.   If you need one for a 1 inch belt, let us know.   $350

Navajo jewelry artist Steve Yellowhorse is continually challenging himself to innovate.   Inspired by the work of architect Frank Gehry, he is coaxing some wonderful new work out of sheet silver that he textures and manipulates.   The pendant at left, constructed of three sheets of silver, is 3 inches long to the top of the jump ring,   $360.
The pendant at right has no jump ring, rather the wrapped and curled silver terminates in a curl at top which functions as a loop from which to slip it over a chain or strand of beads.   3.25 inches long,   $200.(SOLD)

Earrings to match his pendant work (left), these shoulder dusters are 4 inches long,   $100.
The earrings which are remarkably tied in a knot are a more modest 1.75 inches long and priced at   $80.