This absolutely wonderful Loloma bracelet was collected about 1981. It is sterling with five 14kt gold inserts, serpentine, ironwood, two shades of coral, lapis lazuli and turquoise. It measures 5.15 inches with a 1 inch opening and at the widest point is one-half inch. The highest point on the bracelet is just over one-half inch. Striking and, with the serpentine inlay, very unusual and collectible. Comes with solid provenance from the original purchaser. $18,500.

An exceptionally beautiful turquoise mosaic buckle by Loloma. It measures 2 3/4 by 2 1/8" (not including the buckle loop. It was made for 1.75 inch belt. There is a crack in the turquoise from having been once dropped but the integrity of the mosaic is guaranteed. It dates to the early 1980s. $14,500.

A 1960s vintage tufa-cast pendant by Charles. This is a pattern he used for several bracelets and at least one belt buckle from that era. 2.75" long, 1.5" wide. From a Tucson collection. $4,000

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A beautiful hairpiece.   The silver half-round bar replaced an ironwood one.   It is 1 1/8 inch wide and set with tyrquoise, coral, ironwood, lapis and malachite.   $6000.  ON LAYAWAY

< The interior inlay bracelet is 1.5 inches across.   The sandcast frame has been domed slightly and the interior is inlaid with fossilized ivory, turquoise, lapis, coral and 14 kt gold.  Price upon request.

A classic early Loloma design: ironwood set with two turquoise beads.   For a 3/4" belt, the buckle itself measures 2.75 by 1 inch.   $5200.