Left to right: steer earrings with brand designs, 1 1/8 inch in diameter, $110. A bucking horse. (and a strong one: it already threw his rider!) bracelet made for a medium-small wrist. $125 and finally a blue-eyed running horse. 2 inches across. Most likely Navajo made but because I am only 90% certain it’s in the Eclectic section. $90. Gold on silver hand engraved earrings. Just over 0.5 inch. $145.

Both buckles were made in the style of the Patanias. The roadunner is a type that Carmelo “Pat” Patania used to make at his shop, named the Kachina Shop. 2.5 inches by 1.25 inches and made for a 1 inch belt. ca. 1960’s, $200. The other is in the style of Frank Patania Sr and Jr, but was made by Carlos Diaz, who trained under the Patanias. 3 inches by just under an inch. Made for a thin 0.5 inch belt. $300.

A link silver bracelet from the Katmandu Valley in Tibet. About 1.5 inches wide and 8.25 inches long. $300. In the center is a hollow ware bracelet that measures 5.5 inches with a 1 inch opening. $240. A beautiful necklace made with stabilized Royston turquoise beads. 17 inches and $750. $600

Set with natural turquoise, coral, pearl and jet, this bracelet was made by Darryl Edwards. 1 inch wide and made for a medium wrist. $1800. The bolo tie, with a mosaic of good quality natural turquoise was made by an unknown jeweler who was a member of the Old Pueblo Lapidary Club in Tucson. Just under 2.5 inches. $450. Beautiful corn and bird earrings by Richard Lindsay. Dated 1987. 2 inches long and $220.

The necklaces shown above are listed here as they have components that are not native american handmade.

Top row, left to right: A multi stone and bench bead necklace measuring 19 inches long, $145. The next one is also a multi stone with a sterling feather pendant, also 19 inches long and $125. The last one in this top row has turquoise beads with bench beads, also 19 inches long and $150.

Bottom row, left to right: at left is a glass and bench bead necklace that measures just under 20 inches in length, $175. The necklace in the center measures 20.5 inches long and $150. The necklace at right that has bears measures 17.25 inches long and $200.


The bracelet in the first two photos was constructed so that the bracelet itself works as a spring catch - very comfortable. Set with Kingman turquoise. 1 inch wide and $875. The one on the right with a stampwork pattern that suggests a basket weave is .75 inches wide and $400. Both were made for medium size wrists.