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.
Three brand new pendants from Rolanda Haloo. The intricately inlaid quail is 1.75 inches long and $192. The Kestrel (used to be called a Sparrow Hawk) is also exceptionally detailed. 2 1/8 inch long $264. The turquoise owl is 2 inches long and $260. (ALL IN SANTA FE)
Cast earrings by the Kee family. The earrings on either end are 1 inch in diameter, set with spiny oyster shell and $50 each. The swirl earrings are 1.25 inches long, measuring form the jump ring. Set with turquosie from the Sleeping Beauty Mine. $60. (SANTA FE)
Also by the Kee family are these two swirl necklaces. The swirls are 1 inch across. The plain silver necklace is $200 and the one with turquoise is $220. (SANTA FE) We have smaller versions of this style necklace near the bottom of the page.
One of Mary Coriz Lovato's famous shell mosaic pendants with her classic hand motif. She has been working in shell and stone for 60+ years 4.25 inches from the top of the bale and 3.5 inches across. $525. (TUCSON)
More stunning work from Colin Coonsis! The shell and fauxpal pendant is 1 3/8 inches across, reversible with a side inlay of pen shell. $160. The earrings are 1 inch in diameter and $110. (TUCSON).
Wonderful earrings by Rolanda Haloo: the pink coral and lapis dragonfly maiden earrings are 1 inch long and 1.25 inches across. $190. The butterflies of pink coral and turquoise 7/8 inch long and 1 1/8 inches across. $190 (SANTA FE) The Ruby-Throated hummingbird earrings are 1.25 inches from beak to tail. $150. (TUCSON
These three pendants were made by Matagi Sorensen, Yavapai-Apache. The piece at right was fashioned from mokume gane - an ancient Japanese metalworking technique, developed in feudal Japan by master swordsmiths. The name translates as "woodgrain metal." 3.25 inches long. $295. The central pendant is sterling and mokume-gane and measure 1 by .75 inches. $195. The pendant at far right is Belgian marble set in a chisel work bezel. 2.75 inches long and $350. (SANTA FE)
The snow owl set at right is inlaid with fossilized ivory by Rolanda Haloo.. The pendant is just over 1.5 inches long and $150. The matching earrings are 1.25 inches long (including the jump ring) and are $190. (SANTA FE) The coral pin pendant was made by Arlita Lahi of Zuni. 1.5 inches across. $135 (TUCSON)
New earrings from Bernadette Eustace (Cochiti-Zuni). These swirl designs are what she calls her 'journey' earrings. The small Journey earrings are 3/8 inch across and $30. The larger Journey earrings are 1/2 inch across and $45. In both TUCSON and SANTA FE.
The hands with that motif are 7/8 inc long and $45. These are in TUCSON only.
Two beautiful 8 strand necklaces by Mary Calabaza of Kewa Pueblo (formerly Santo Domingo Pueblo) One of jet and turquoise and the other of bamboo coral and turquoise. Each $700. (SANTA FE)
Both of these needlepoint pin-pendants were made by Iva Booqua. The one at left is 1.5 inches across and $84. The one at right is 1.75 inches across and $150. (BOTH IN TUCSON)
All by Rolanda Haloo: A butterfly maiden of abalone, spiny oyster shell and turquoise. 1 5/8 inch across. $160. The dragonfly maiden pendant with Mexican fire opal and amethyst is 1.25 inches high and 1 3.8 inch across. SOLD The oval turquoise pendant is $140. (SANTA FE)
A lovely deep red coral squash blossom necklace from the 1970s. 25 inches long. $1100 (SANTA FE)
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One of Mary Tom's classic square bead necklaces. 18 inches long. $485 We have one in Tucson and one in Santa Fe - along with a round bead version.
Steve Yellowhorse made both pairs of earrings. The one at left is accented by a small piece of Sleeping Beauty turquoise at the bottom. 3 3/8 inches long. $130 (SANTA FE) The 'ribbon' earrings at right are 3 inches long and $110. (TUCSON) We have a shorter pair in our Santa Fe shop.
A beautiful pair of spiderweb turquoise mosaic earrings by Abraham Begay. 1 1/8 inches in length and $300. (TUCSON) The stunning pair at right were made by Olivia Whitethorne and are set with various shades of coral, along with turquoise and charoite. 1.25 inches long $375. (SANTA FE)
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These four Rainbow Dancer pin-pendants were made by Fadrian and Vivica Bowannie. The two at right are 2.25 inches high and $180 each. The ones at right are 2.25 by 1.75 inches and $240 each. (ALL IN TUCSON)
WIth a raincloud motif on one side and a beautiful natural turquoise (with spiny oyster shell) mosaic on reverse, this pendant was created by Robert Sorrell. Not including the bale, it measure 2 by 1.7 inches. $600.
The sandcast pendant with chisel work at left is by Fidel Bahe, one of the master silversmiths still working today. 2.5 inches long. $220. (TUCSON) The sandcast pendant is by Robert Sorrell, another outstanding jewelry artist. It was inspired by a lithograph by the late Charles Loloma of A Kwikwilyaqa or Mocking katsina. 3 3/8 inch long. $600. (SANTA FE)
turquoise flush cluster pin-pendant 2 inches across, by Fabian and Vivica Bowannie. $300. The snowflake turquoise pin-pendant at right is by Vera Halusewa and 2.25 inches across. $150. (BOTH IN TUCSON)
A beautifully crafted shadowbox pendant set with top grade red coral by Mike Perry. 3 inches long from the top of the inlaid bale. $875 (TUCSON) The mosaic inlaid pendant is by Bernadette Eustace (Cochiti-Zuni). 2.5 inches long. $300. (SANTA FE)
You will want to click on each for larger images of these stunning earrings. At left is a stainless steel (but very light) pair of earrings inscribed with an Acoma/Laguna pottery design using a laser. Made by the inimitable Pat Pruitt of Laguna Pueblo. 2.5 by .5 inches. Stewart Yellowhorse made the pair at right, set with natural spiderweb turquoise. 2.5 inches long, not including the ear wire. $120. (SANTA FE)
Everett and Mary Teller created this choker with a coral set on the nazha, which measures 2 by 1.75 inches. $900. (SANTA FE)
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Two Zuni pin-pendants set with lovely deep red coral.The one at left which is 1.5 inches square and was made by Vera Halusewa. $135. The circular one at right is also 1.5 inches across. $135 By Albert Lahi. (TUCSON)
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The chiseled neck torque is by Al Joe. It fits beautifully. $425 (SANTA FE and TUCSON) A beautiful bird and flower pin-pendant by Ruddell and Nancy Laconsello. 1.5 inches across. $240. (TUCSON)
Amy Peynetsa made the earrings at left, which are 2.25 inches long and 1 1.8 inch across. $225. The earrings at right dangle an impressive 3.75 inches long. By the Laate family, they are $300. (SANTA FE)
The earrings with the dragonfly stampwork were made by Mark Roanhorse Crawford.1.75 inches long. $220 . The Zuni turquoise needlepoint earrings were made by Bernadette Wyaco. 3 inches long, they are $196. (SANTA FE)
The turquoise earrings in the center are by Gero Quam. 1.5 inches long. $60. (Santa Fe and Tucson) Ray Adakai made these sweet small dangle earrings. 5/8 inch long, not including the handmade wires. $30 (Santa Fe) Click for a larger image and you will appreciate the craftsmanship on the jet and the lapis needlepoint earrings by Roxanne Seoutewa. 2.5 inches long. $130 (Santa Fe)
Smaller versions of the necklaces by the Kee family that can be found near the top of the page. The swirls on these chokers are just under 3.4 of an inch. The turquoise one is $220 and the plain silver one is $200. (SANTA FE)
A Corn Maiden overlay necklace set with natural turquoise by Hopi jewelry Elmer Satala. This one won Honorable Mention at the Hopi Show Show sponsored each year by the Museum of Northern Arizona, in Flagstaff. The ribbon comes with the necklace which is 20 inches long. The pendant is 3.5 inches long. $975 (TUCSON)
A beautiful necklace set with Royston turquoise. Stacey Gishal made the pendant and his son Travis made the silver beads and catch (which bears his hallmark). 29 inches long. The pendant length is 3 inches. Stacy is a boilermaker but silversmiths as time permits. $1600. (SANTA FE)
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