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 exceptional sandcast nazhas by Aaron Anderson. Left to right: A nice piece of Lone Mountain turquoise in this nazha measuring 2.75 inches long by 2 3/8 inches wide, $525. In the center is nazha set with a piece of turquoise from the Kingman mine, this one is 2.5 inches by 2.5 inches, $550. The nazha at right is set with a nice chocolatey piece of Bisbee turquoise, 2.75 inches by 2 3/8 inches and $525. (All in SANTA FE)
A copper and sterling pendant in a Navajo ceremonial basket design. 1.5 inches across. By Roland Begay, who also created a nice stampwork design on the reverse as well as decorating the bale. $240 An inlaid corn pendant by Philbert Begay. 2.5 inches to the top of the bale. $250. (ALL IN SANTA FE)
Muskogee Creek artist Jesse Robbins made this quite unique pendant with a mosaic of what appears to be natural Blue Gem turquoise shell mosaic over a large, beautifully formd squash blossom. The pendant is 3.75 inches long. $875 ON HOLD (SANTA FE) An overlay pendant using both sheet silver and a thin layer of tufa cast silver by Ruben Saukfie. This dynamic design includes star, lightning and water motifs with a friendship symbol at upper left. 3.25 inches long. (BOTH IN SANTA FE)
At left are two beautifully constructed pendants by Sparks Masawytewa. Each of these are overlay as well as shadow box. 1.75 inches long by 2 inches wide. First is an eagle with a rain cloud and lightning. The second one is a Hummingbird katsina with a hummingbird and plant motifs. Each is $425. Next is a very nice stamped pendant of a young Navajo woman with her hair tied in a traditonal bun, it was made by Mildred Kee Parkhurst, 1.75 inches long and $80. A sheep by Robby Manuelito. 1.5 inches across. $110. (ALL IN SANTA FE)
Above are two reversible pendants by Colin Coonsis. The pendant at right is inlaid with laboratory created opals or as his family calls it “fauxpals”, Mother of Pearl shell, amber, turquoise and on the reverse, turquoise, shell and fossilized ivory. The second pendant is inlaid with red fauxpals and Mother of Pearl shell and on the reverse you have more Mother of Pearl shell and abalone shell. The sides of these two pendants also have inlay work. Each is 2 1/8 inches long and $180. (BOTH in SANTA FE)
All four of these were made by Allison Manuelito. The Rainbow is 1.75 inches across. $90. The wagon is also $90 and 2.25 inches across. The weaver, being watched by a goat, is 2.25 inches across. The turtle is 1.5 inches long and $80. (ALL IN SANTA FE)
A Kookopölö pendant that is unsigned. 1.5 inches long and $125. (SANTA FE) The rectangular maze pendant is by Clifton Mowa. 2.5 by 1.25 inches. $240. (SANTA FE) Craig Agoodie made this sterling pendant with a 14k gold drop at the bottom. Set with coral, natural turquoise, lapis and ironwood. 2.5 inches long. $325. (TUCSON) A great sandcast pendant by the late Ira Custer. It measures 1 1/8 inches long and $160. (SANTA FE)
The reversible Zuni cluster cross in the two photos above was made by Michael Boone. 1 5/8 inches long and $50. A nifty butterfly inlaid with jet, shell and turquoise by Eldred Martinez. ~2 inches by 2.5 inches and $250. (BOTH in SANTA FE)
A Zuni needlepoint pendant, 1.25 inches from the top of the bale. $110 The sandcast coral cross was made by Cecelia Iule, it is just over 3 inches long and $145. A very lovely vintage Zuni needlepoint pendant 1.25 inches across and $325. (All three in SANTA FE) A Zuni inlaid sunface pin/pendant. 1.25 inches across. By Verdel and Esther Niiha. $90. (TUCSON)
For all you music lovers out there! These sandcast pendants were made by Mildred Kee Parkhurst. The larger guitar and music notes along with the treble clef are $40 each while the smaller guitar is $30. (ALL in SANTA FE)
Both of these tufa cast nazhas are by Aaron Anderson and are both in TUCSON. Both measures 2.75 inches by 2 3/8 inches. The one natural turquoise from a Nevada Mine is $525 and the plain one is $490. The Rainbow dancer set in jet is by Harlan Coonsis. 1.5 inches across. $525. (TUCSON) A bear pin-pendant by Arthur Lomayestewa. Just under 2 inches across. $300. (SANTA FE)
These two pendants were made by Colin Coonsis from Zuni Pueblo. The pendant at left is inlaid with blue-green fauxpals and is ~3.75 inches long. $200. The pendant at right is inlaid with red fauxpals and mother of pearl shell. It is 4 inches long and $225. (BOTH in SANTA FE)
An early pin (1960s) by Dennis Edaakie (1931-2008), 2.25 inches across, it is set with pen shell, coral, abalone and serpentine. $975. (TUCSON) A beautiful needlepoint pin-pendant by the Wyaco family. 2 7/8 by 1 5/8 inches. $225. (SANTA FE)
