On our website we offer a cross-section of our extensive inventory. Please let us know if you do not find what you are looking for. Additionally, several of the jewelry artists we work with will create custom work for you.
Owl earrings set with natural turquoise, by Rolanda Haloo. 1 3/8 inches long and $250. The wonder kestrel, set with natural turquoise, fossilized ivory, back marble and coral. 2 3/8 inches long. SOLD.
The beautiful stabilized turquoise earrings at far left are by Ray Lovato, with silver button tops by Robert Sorrell. 2.25 inches long. $125. The next pair is by John Aguilar and larger: 2.75 inches long, $145. The next two tufa cast earrings are by Robert Sorrell. Not including the length of the findings, the rectangular pair is 1 1/8 inch long and $160. The oval pair is 1 5/8 inch long, $165. (SANTA FE)
All the pendants above are in Tucson. All were made by Mildred Parkhurst and her son Floyd. Left to right: Morenci $45, Mexican fire opal$40, Bisbee $45, dime 10 cents…. malachite-azurite $50, Royston $36.
Next photo: Kingman $65, Bisbee $60, cuprite from the Bisbee Mine, $150, nickel 5 cents -(you knew that was coming..) azurite-malachite $135 and Kingman $110.
All of natural turquoise and by Ray Lovato of Kewa Pueblo. The pair at left measure 1 1/8 inches long and are $90. The pair in the center are just under 1 inch in length and $90. The pair at right are about 1.75 inches long and $90. (SANTA FE)
Ray Lovato cut these earrings from a piece of stabilized Kingman turquoise that consisted of alternating layers of matrix and turquoise. These are 1.25 inches long and $60. Also from the Kingman region are these gorgeous green turquoise earrings. The larger pair at left in the center photo measure 1.5 inches long and are $65. The smaller of the two measure just under 1.25 inches long and are $60.
The two jocla style earrings with spiny oyster shell ‘corn’ at the bottom were both made by Ray, with the natural turquoise from the Royston Mine in Nevada. Both measure 2 1/2” long, each $185. (SANTA FE)
(Click for larger images) Three pairs of earrings by Gilbert ‘Dino’ Garcia of Kewa Pueblo. On the reverse of each he incorporates his name in the design. The pair with only his name on the reverse are in Tucson - the other two are in Santa Fe. The are 1 1/8 inches from the top of the jump ring and 3/4 inch across. $75 each.
A wonderfully diverse collection of nazhas (from the Navajo word for crescent - as in a crescent moon). From left to right: Top row - a cast double Rainbow yei’ii with an arrow point 2.5 by 25 inches. $125 A sandcast one by Gary Custer. 2 5/8 inch tall. $185. A combination pin-pendant by Roland Dixon. Just under 3 inches high. $145.A cast Nazha with cross motif. 2.25 inches tall. $285.The nazha set with a great piece of turquoise is by Ronnie Henry. 2 1/8 by 2 inches. $275. Second row: Eugene S Mitchell, made the one set with two turquoise. 2 7/8 inch long and $190. The next three are by Mildred Parkhurst: 3 inches tall, Sleeping Beauty turquoise $125, also 3 inches tall with Sleeping Beauty turquoise set on an arrowhead design $100 and one with Royston turquoise, 2 inches tall and $100.
The pendants above are all by Mildred Parkhurst and her son Floyd who set a nice group of stones we had. Left to right: Morenci $140, azurite-malachite $145, Nevada turquoise $150, and two set with Bisbee turquoise, each $150. Three sizes of elegant dangle earrings by Karl Nataani. 1 5/8 inches long from the top of the wire - $40. 2.5 inches - $60 and 2.75 - $65. (Santa Fe - but we also have some of his work in our Tucson shop)
For information on these three wonderful pieces by Patty Fawn, please go to the Patty Fawn Gallery - where we also have many other examples of her fine work.
The Rainbow dancer pendant is 1.5 inches across and made by Fred and Lolita Natachu. SOLD. Next is a turquoise and jet Rainbow dancer pin/pendant, this one by Fadrian and Vivica Bowannie. 2 inches high and $225. Their coral version is 2 1/8 inches across and $360. The elaborate Rainbow Dancer is a pin-pendant and 2.25 inches long. By Leonard Martza. $180. (ALL IN TUCSON) A great bug pin by Herbert Ration, Navajo. Rhodochrosite for the body and a delightful range of stone and shell for eyes and, well, feet. 2.25 by 2.5 inches. SOLD (SANTA FE)
A beautiful group of earrings from Mary Tom. From left to right: 2 inches long and $160 (SANTA FE). With stars at the bottom (and in the rest of the earring if you look closely!) 2.75 inches. $185. (TUCSON). With stars at the top, 3 inches long.$210. (SANTA FE) A beautiful pair of earrings by Colin Coonsis. 1 inch in diameter and $140. (TUCSON) Two pair of earrings by Dakota Willie. Each is 3.75 inches long and $85. The one at far right is in Santa Fe - other is sold. As always: click for a larger image.
A striking Knifewing Dancer pin-pendant by Herbert Cellicion. 1 7/8 by 2.25 inches. $165. Saiastasana - The Zuni Rain Priest of the North, by Eldred Martinez. 2.5 by 2.25 inches. $350. Herbert Cellicion created the elongated Rainbow Dancer pin-pendant. 2.6 inches long. $195. The Sunface with headdress was made by Fabian Cellicion and is 2 inches long and $120. (ALL IN TUCSON)
Rosemary Manuelito made the Father Sky and Mother Earth pin-pendants. Each is 2 inches long and $56. Dino Garcia of Kewa Pueblo (Santo Domingo Pueblo) made the pendant based upon a traditional Kewa pottery motif. 2 by 2.5 inches.$160.Two views of a reversible pendant by Colin Coonsis. It is inlaid with fluorite and the reverse is a combination of turquoise and pen shell. 2.25” long (including the bale) and $140. (SANTA FE) click for larger images
A Knifewing Dancer pin-pendant by Leonard Martza. 2 inch wingspan and $180. The more elongated version is by Herbert Cellicion and is 2 inches high. $165. By Wayne Haloo, the dragonfly is also a pin-pendant. 1.75 inches long and $90. The sun with a ceremonial headdress representing the rays of the sun is by April Unkestine.2 by 2 inches. $150. A beautifully inlaid and carved butterfly by Tamara Pinto, 1.25 inches across. $108.
The father and son team of Presley and Preston Haley made these two silver bead necklaces. Presley made the unusual necklace at left - 22 inches long and $385. His son Preston made the necklace at right with alternating fluted beads. 18 inches long and SOLD. (SANTA FE)
A pair of fluorite earrings by Colin Coonsis. 1 inch in diameter and $140. (Santa Fe)
This pendant is a collaboration between Colin Coonsis and his mother, Rolanda Haloo. Rolanda did the silver work while Colin did the inlay. 1.25 inches in diameter and $160. (Santa Fe)
Above are two beautiful necklaces of deep black jet, interspersed with coral, turquoise and golden mother of pearl. By Richard Aguilar (Kewa-Choctaw). The necklace at left is 25,5 inches long and has a short chain extender to allow you to increase the length. $1400. (TUCSON) The necklace with right, a version of the moon and stars pattern that his late father, Bennie Aguilar made famous, is 25 inches long - also has an extender. Also $1400. (SANTA FE)
A sunface pendant by Verdel Niiha. 1.5 inches across. $125. The other sunface pendant by Arlen Quetawki Jr. 2.25 inches from the top. $165. The snowflake pattern pin-pendant is by the Laates. 1.75 inches across. $120. A lovely raised inlay sunface pin-pendant by Verdel Niiha. 1 3/8 inch across. $90. A a small thunderbird pin-pendant 1 inch high. $36. (TUCSON)
Mosaic earrings of lapis lazuli, turquoise, mother of pearl, jet, spiny oyster shell and turquoise by Clarence Chama of Kewa Pueblo (formerly Santo Domingo Pueblo) 1 1/8 inch long and backed with banded serpentine (sometimes referred to as ‘ricolite’). $80. (TUCSON) A triple overlay pin-pendant by Emmett Navakuku. His attention to detail shows in the nice added raincloud stabilizer to the pendant converter he made. 1.5 inches across and 1 3/8 inc high, strung on a chain he made as well. $450. (SANTA FE)
A reversible pendant by Colin Coonsis: fluorite on one side and mother of pearl and pen shell on the reverse. Also an edge inlay of pen shell. 1 3/8 diameter. $145. The fluorite free-form pendant with yellow mother of pearl and pen shell on the reverse is 2 inches long and $140. (TUCSON) Navajo silversmith Floyd Parkhurst of the Kee family made this spider pendant which is nearly 1/8 inch thick. $120 (SANTA FE)
The hummingbird pendant is by Nancy and Ruddell Laconsello. 1.75 inches to the top of the bale. $120. Track earrings by Frances Jones, 2 inches long and $125. The next two pairs are by Ben Haley, who ,like many members of his extended family, make very fine silver beads necklaces. The first pair is 2.5 inches long, not including the wire. (We can change them to post dangles if you like) The second pair is 2 inches long and both are $135 a pair. (TUCSON)
Sammy and Esther Guardian of Zuni made this spinner with the Blue Jay and Cardinal in the 1970s. It measures 2.5 inches across and is in excellent condition. $675. (SANTA FE) A sandcast pendant (even the bezels are sandcast) by Navajo silversmith, Kelsey Jimmie who learned the art from Darryl Dean Begay. It measures 2.1 by 1.75 (not including the bale). $475.The overlay pendant of a wolf howling at a moonstone is by Ruben Saufkie. 3 1/8 inches long. SOLD. (ALL IN SANTA FE)
Some beautiful new earrings by Karl Nataani. The middle three are styles we have both in Tucson and Santa Fe. At far left, the earrings with Coral measure 2 inches long and are $55. The pair second from left measure 1 5/8 inches long and $40. The pair second from the right with turquoise measures 2 inches long, $85. The Jet post earrings at far right measure 2 3/8 inches long, $110. (SANTA FE)
A great cat pin (it is catching fish or is it caught by piranhas?) by Darrell “Elephant Man” Jumbo, it measures 2.5 inches wide and is 2 inches high. $300. Tim Herrera of Cochiti Pueblo made the wonderful Salmon with overlaid dots of 18K gold. It measures 1 7/8 inches long, not including the bale, and is 2 1/8 inches wide, $375. (SANTA FE) The pickup headed to town is by the late Clarence Lee and his son, Russell. 3.5 by 1.5 inches. Great fun. $220 Also by Clarence and Russell is the poodle. 1.75 by 1.75 inches. $150. (TUCSON)
Made by Nancy & Ruddell Laconsello, this quite remarkable pendant is 4.5 inches long. Of hollowware construction so it measures 1/8 inch thick. Even the bale is beautifully inlaid. (SANTA FE)
An INCREDIBLE gorgeous red coral pin/pendant by Alice Quam (1929-2003). 2.75 inches across. $1800. (TUCSON)
Richard Aguilar (Choctaw-Kewa) created this beautiful mother of pearl 10 strand necklace that graduates from white to golden mother of pearl at the bottom. 25 inches long.$2200 (TUCSON) 2nd prize winner at the 2018 Santa Fe Indian Market.
Beautiful work from Duane Maktima. The earrings are set with rosarita, turquoise and opal. 1 inch long. $885.. The 14kt gold pendant is 1 3/4 inch long and set with opal, boulder opal, rosarita and both blue and green turquoise. $2800.The overlay butterfly pin with a reticulated silver back is has a wingspan of 1 and 7/8 inches. $225. (ALL IN SANTA FE) A long (2 inches) elegant pair of black jade and turquoise earrings. $600. (TUCSON)
These unusual earrings were made by Olivia Whitethorne. Set with charoite, turquoise and coral, they are 1.6 by 1.4 inches. $375. The coral and turquoise earrings are 2 inches long and $185. (SANTA FE)
A Zuni inlaid choker from the 1970s. 1 1/8 inch across at the widest point. $450. (SANTA FE)
Above is a flight of four dragonfly pins by Michael Garcia - Na-na-ping. (Yaqui, living and working at Santa Clara Pueblo.) Top to bottom: #8 spiderweb turquoise and coral SOLD. Variscite. Each is $390 and each is about 1.75 by 1.25 inches. (SANTA FE)
Another striking pendant by Ruben. 1 3/8 inches across. $185. (SANTA FE) A wonderful pair of bug pins (and pendants!) by Robert Sorrell. Nobody else seems to make them anymore. Beautifully executed.
The grasshopper is set with Royston turquoise and is 2 inches long and $400. The wonderful praying mantis is set with turquoise from the Blue Gem Mine. $525. (SANTA FE)
A three strand necklace handmade sterling silver tubular beads of a very nice weight by Nick Rosetta. 18 inches long, catch to catch. $400. (TUCSON)
Mary Tom made this square bead necklace (20 inches long) with dramatically large square beads, the largest being 7/8 across. $1100. (TUCSON)
By Ramona Bird, the graduated necklace above is 25 inches long, ten strands and SOLD. (SANTA FE)
A sandcast horned lizard pin by Monty Claw. 2.5 inches across. $240. (TUCSON)
Richard Aguilar (Choctaw-Kewa) made this 10-strand white mother of pearl necklace with accents of lapis lazuli and natural orange coral. 20 inches long with a short chain necklace extender. $1200.(TUCSON)
Denise Wallace (Chugach Aleut) is widely known for her amazing creations depicting life and work from north of the Arctic Circle. Check the Masters' Gallery for details. (SANTA FE)
A nice old style pin-pendant butterfly by Eldred Martinez of Zuni. 2 1/8 inches across. SOLD. (TUCSON)
The two pendants above are by Bernadette Eustace (Cochiti-Zuni) . From the top of the bale they are 2.75 inches long and 1 3/8 across. Bernadette always does such precise (as well as beautiful!) inlay work. $300 each. (SANTA FE) The one at left has SOLD.
Diana Othole made this necklace and earring set, The inlaid necklace portion is 3 by just under 1 inch. The earrings are 1.5 inches long. $190. (TUCSON)
A round bead (SOLD) and a square bead choker by Mary, The one at left is 18.5 inches long and the other 19 inches. Each is priced at $485 (as you can see…) (TUCSON)
A long (22 inches) square bead necklace by Mary Tom. $850. (SANTA FE)
The natural turquoise mosaic earrings with a spiny oyster shell center are backed with gold mother of pearl. 14kt gold wires and earring hooks. 1.5 by 1+ inches. SOLD (TUCSON) A gorgeous blood red coral and 14 kt gold earrings with bright blue turquoise accents. By Robert Sorrell. 2 inches long. $1400. (SANTA FE)
Above are two natural turquoise chokers by Ray Lovato. The inner one is 17.5 inches long and was made from turquoise from the Castle Dome Mine. $975. (SANTA FE) The outer blue-green to green turquoise necklace is 21 inches long. The stone for this one is from the Stenich Mine. SOLD. (TUCSON)
young Navajo silversmith Carmelita McKinley made this oxidized flat bead necklace. 26.5 inches long. $450. SOLD (SANTA FE)
One of Mary Tom's classic square bead necklaces. 18 inches long. $485. We have one in Santa Fe - along with a round bead version in both locations.
Zuni turquoise flush cluster pin-pendant 2 inches across, by Fadrian and Vivica Bowannie. $300. The Rainbow dancer set in jet is by Harlan Coonsis. 1.5 inches across. $525. The needlepoint pin-pendant by Iva Booqua is 1.75 inches across and SOLD. (ALL IN TUCSON)
The pheasant pin/pendant -inlaid with iridescent abalone shell- is 1.75 inches across and SOLD The parrot pin/pedant is 1.5 inches tall and $75 while the mallard pin is 1.25 inches across and SOLD. (ALL IN TUCSON)
