Joseph Lambert Eustace created this beautiful necklace right down to the chain clasp. Coral and carved jet, the pendant itself measures 2.75 by 1.5 inches $525. (TUCSON)

Victoria Haley does the most innovative silver bead necklaces. Many of the nearly dozen different beads require multiple stamps to create. 30.5 inches long. $1100. A work of art, quite literally. (SANTA FE)

Above is a beautiful necklace by Ellen Beck, 20.5 inches long with a double-sided catch: the reverse of the spiderweb turquoise is a deep blue lapis lazuli.$1100. (SANTA FE)

At right and below: a 10 strand necklace of white mother of pearl, graduating down to golden mother of pearl at the bottom. Interspersed with turquoise, lapis and pipestone beads. Created by the award-winning artist Richard Aguilar (Kewa-Choctaw) 25 inches long. $2200 (SANTA FE)

At right is a five strand white marble necklace with turquoise, pipestone and jet beads, by Nick and Mewee Rosetta. Just over 18 inches long. SOLD. (SANTA FE)

A ten strand graduated necklace by Richard Aguilar. 20 inches long. The chain extender allows the wearer to shorten it up to 18 inches. SOLD

 

Above is a color graduated necklace by Richard Aguilar. This is a style that his late father and Charles Lovato created and perfected, which Richard carries on. 8 strands, 22 inches long and SOLD

A lovely storyteller necklace by Angel Bailon of Jemez Pueblo. $150. (TUCSON and SANTA FE)
You’ll find matching earrings in our Earring Gallery.

Two beautiful sandcast necklaces made by the Kee family women. Edith, Mildred and Isabelle. The swirl necklace is $340. The triangular necklace with turquoise is $300. ( BOTH IN TUCSON) (Each necklace is choker length, approximately 16 to 19” inches long.)

A gorgeous Hopi overlay eagle necklace by Ruben Saufkie. The feathers on either side measure just under 3.5 inches long. Total length of this necklace is approximately 25 inches. The handmade chain enables the wearer to add a chain extender or to hook the clasp and wear the necklace at a shorter length. $1,875. (SANTA FE)

Three views of a gorgeous bead necklace by Victoria Haley-Anderson. Graduated beads with Victoria’s Horned Lizard stamp alongside plain beads. 23 inches long and SOLD. (SANTA FE)

 

A gorgeous shell necklace and earring set by Joe Cate made in the 1980s. 10 strands and approx 27 inches long. The earrings are 3 inches long. $1,200 for the set. ON HOLD (SANTA FE)

A beautiful handmade bead necklace by Leonard Nez. This one is 24.5 inches long and SOLD.(SANTA FE)

All of the necklaces above are by Nick & MeWee Rosetta from Kewa. A five strand green turquoise necklace, 22 inches long. $1100. Next is a three strand necklace made with shell, jet, and silver beads. 16 inches and $435. The five strand jet and silver necklace is 17 inches long and $680. The single strand turquoise, shell, and silver is 18 inches and $180. Other single strands in different materials are available. (ALL IN TUCSON).

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Above is a beautifully constructed necklace by Anthony Lovato from Kewa Pueblo. The chain is handmade and hand stamped while the pendant is tufa cast. A deer with a nice piece of turquoise on one side while the other side features an eagle in flight with a piece of rutilated quartz. The total length of the necklace is ~26 inches and the pendant is 2 3/8 inches in diameter. SOLD. (SANTA FE)

 

Above: A handmade bead necklace from Vinita Cowboy with a vintage finish. A 21 inch necklace with 5 mm beads. SOLD (SANTA FE)

At right: By Joe and Terry Reano and made of natural Lone Mountain turquoise in the 1970s. The double necklace is 19 inches long while the jocla earrings have a drop length of 4 inches. $2900 for the set. (SANTA FE) (ON LAYAWAY)

Natural turquoise choker by Ray Lovato - one of only two people who still works with natural turquoise. 17.5 inches, catch to catch.SOLD. (SANTA FE)