A striking ring depicting an Anak’china or Long Hair katsina, who in turn represents the summer rains. By Emmett Navakuku, it is 2 inches long and a size 7 1/2. $400 (SANTA FE)

A Navajo barrette from the 1970s. Approxmately 1.5 by 3.5 inches. Set with natural turquoise from the Kingman area. $375. (TUCSON)

Karl Nataani makes the finest baby rattles I have ever seen. A good weight, excellent stampwork (note the heart motifs) adding a fluted silver button on one end and a natural turquoise at the other. AND a bell-like tone. Guaranteed to become an heirloom. 4 inches long. $264 (SANTA FE AND TUCSON)

This ring by Robert Sorrell was set with a piece of incredible top grade turquoise from the Lone Mountain Mine in Nevada. Size 9 and $875. TUCSON

Hopi overlay keyrings by Steward Dacawyma. each measures 1 1/8 inch square. $125. Tucson.

Two key rings by Sparks Masawytewa. The one at left has the Hopi friendship symbol while the one at right has a badger paw, lightning and clouds. Each $165. (SANTA FE)

By Beverly Begay, a mustang with turquoise, shell, coral and jet inlay at bottom. It has an infinity band for adjustment and is $450. Next is a ring by Albert Polope. This one is sterling silver with overlaid copper, brass and sterling. Size 8 3/4 and $85. (SANTA FE)

Four money clips by Steward Dacawyma. Each measures .75 by 2 inches and are each $110. The first two are in Santa Fe and the second two in Tucson.

From left to right: Set with an unusual cut natural Royston turquoise, it measures 1.5 by 1 inch and is a size 11. $400. With a chiseled bezel, the next one is a size 9 1/2 and measures 1 1/4 by 1 1/8. Natural turquoise by Craig Agoodie, SOLD. Also by Craig is this ring set with natural turquoise from the Pilot Mountain Mine, size 9.5 and is $520. Lastly, a ring by Dean Brown that is set with natural turquoise from the Kingman region. A size 8, it is 2 by 1.5 inches. $285. (ALL IN TUCSON)

A two beautiful turquoise ring, size 7.5, unknown maker as it came out of a private collection. $220. (Santa Fe) Two views of a mosaic ring by master silversmith Robert Sorrell, inlaid with natural turquoise and an accent of coral. it measures 1.5 by 1 1/8 and is a size 8 1/2. $675. (TUCSON)

The beautiful ring above was made by Beverly Begay. Featuring a split shank for easy resizing it is inlaid with jet turquoise and coral. $375. (TUCSON)

An adjustable ring by Rick Manuel (Tohono O’Odham). 1.25 inches tall and $300. (TUCSON)

Another adjustable ring by Rick Manuel. This one with a desert scene. Just under 1.5 inches tall. $280 (TUCSON)

And yet one more by Rick Manuel. This one depicting saguaros with mountains in the background. Size 9, but is slightly adjustable. SOLD. (TUCSON).

A striking men’s ring by Samuel LaFountain. Tufa cast, it measures 3/4 inch wide and a size 10 1/4. $300.

The petrified wood ring above is by Steve Yellowhorse. It has an infinity band which makes it adjustable. $360. (Santa Fe)

A coral ring by Tommy Jackson. Size 7 1/2 and 1 5/8 long. SOLD (SANTA FE)

Pair this little Navajo silver and turquoise with a great book! 2 inches long. Made and signed by Jeffrey Castillo. $48 (SANTA FE)

At far left is a badger paw ring with the Hopi friendship symbol by Sparks Masawytewa. This one is a size 6 and $200. By Ruben Saufkie, a bear ring on a nice heavy shank is a size 7.5 and just over 0.75 inches across. $185. The last two in the row were both made by Steve Yellowhorse. The band with stampwork is a size 14 and is $160. The stamped leaf is a size 7 and $90. (ALL in SANTA FE)

A wonderfully asymmetric sandcast ring by Lorenzo Shirley. A size 9 it is set with a piece of natural Morenci turquoise that he cut. Approximately 1.5 by 1.5 inches. $600. (TUCSON) In the two photos in the center, master silversmith Edison Cummings used fossilized ivory, turquoise, jet, salmon color coral and deep red coral with a 14kt gold ball. 2 inches long and a size 9 1/4. $1875. (SANTA FE)

Two incredibly inlaid ring bands by Shane Beeshligaii, who learned this technique from his father, Alex Beeshligaii. Both are a size 9 and one is just under 1/2 inch wide and the other just over 1/2 inch wide. (He does accept special orders so one can be made to your size.) $425 each. (BOTH IN TUCSON)

A pair of sterling and 14k cufflinks by renowned Navajo silversmith Arland Ben. 5/5 square, they are $600. (SANTA FE) The incredibly blue natural Kingman turquoise cufflinks are by Nana Ping, 7/8 by 5/8+ $400. (TUCSON) Tohono O’odham silversmith Rick Manuel created this Man in the Maze tie tack, 1 inch in diameter. $200. (TUCSON)

The first two rings in this row were made by Loyolita Othole-Tsattie from Zuni Pueblo. The one set with blue turquoise is a size 9 3/4 while the one with green turquoise is a size 9 1/4. Each $165. The next two rings in the row are both made by Reed Charley. The coral ring is a size 11.5 while the turquoise one is a size 10. Each $90. (All in Santa Fe)

Two beautiful rings with adjustable shanks by Steve Yellowhorse. Each one has striking (excuse the play on words) stamp work details. The first one is set with an atypical piece of…. set with a beautiful piece of turquoise (Steve couldn’t remember what mine) $200. The second ring is set with a triangular piece of turquoise from the Stormy Mountain mine, $200. (ALL IN Santa Fe)