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Clarence Lee (1952–2011) and his son Russell Lee (

Clarence Lee (1952–2011) and his son Russell Lee (b. 1976) are Navajo jewelers known for their unique storyteller jewelry, which brings to life scenes of everyday Navajo life through intricate metalwork. Working from their studio in Twin Lakes, New Mexico, the Lees developed a distinctive style using sculptural techniques in sterling silver often highlighting humor, memory, and cultural identity.

This sterling silver truck bracelet is a signature example of their collaborative storytelling. Designed in Clarence’s bold narrative style and completed with Russell’s skilled handwork, the bracelet features a raised, three-dimensional vintage pickup truck. Every detail—from the textured wheels to the careful shaping of the truck’s silhouette—reflects their shared creativity and craftsmanship.

As with many of their pieces, Clarence led the design and layout, while Russell contributed to the cut-out elements and fine finishes. Their work together creates wearable stories that are both artful and deeply rooted in Navajo life. This bracelet is not just jewelry—it’s a miniature sculpture and a playful yet masterful representation of their collaborative vision.

Bracelet Size: 5 5/16th

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“Late fall quiet stillness refound a weak of diffe

“Late fall quiet stillness refound a weak of different colors…” a poem on the side of this sterling silver bracelet by Arizona jeweler Kim Rawdin. He added Black Jade, Coral, Lapis, Turquoise, Chrysoprase, and Malachite and set them in Shadwobox sterling silver bezels. This highly polished bracelet is all hand-fabricated by Kim, who gained influence of the Southeast while teaching on the Navajo Reservation.

Dimensions: 1″ 3/4th W taper to 1 3/16th W
Bracelet Size: 5″ 1/2
Bracelet Opening: 1″

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Navajo jeweler Ric Charlie handmade this intricate

Navajo jeweler Ric Charlie handmade this intricate double-sided locket pendant in 18k gold using the traditional tufa cast technique.

On the front side, a single Navajo Yei mask is featured, set with Morenci turquoise eyes and a domed sugilite mouth, accented with fine diamonds.

On the reverse side, five stylized Yei masks are arranged in a pattern, inlaid with turquoise, coral, sugilite, and lapis, also accented with diamonds.

The pendant opens with a finely engineered gold hinge, revealing two inner compartments with gold picture frames, perfect for holding cherished images.
Ric Charlie’s masterful tufa carving brings this piece to life with multi-dimensional precision. His attention to fine detail and innovative use of texture and form continues to set him apart as one of today’s leading Navajo jewelers.
This pendant pairs well with a leather cord, gold chain, or neck wire.

Dimensions: 1″ 15/16th L X 1″ 3/4th W

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Created by Marcus Amerman, this bracelet captures

Created by Marcus Amerman, this bracelet captures the beauty of a red-shouldered hawk.

Amerman is one of many who pioneered a style he calls photo-beadalism, a way of using glass beads like brushstrokes to create lifelike imagery. Each bead is stitched into contemporary fine art as well as wearable art by hand beading multi-colored glass.

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Handmade by Hopi jeweler Sonwai, this sterling sil

Handmade by Hopi jeweler Sonwai, this sterling silver buckle shows inlay combined with fossilized ivory, turquoise, coral, lapis, wood, and fine-line gold accents—coming together in an abstract Kachina mask design that feels both timeless and modern. Signed “Sonwai” with her signature butterfly hallmark, this elegant buckle is an example of contemporary Hopi jewelry.

Dimensions: 3¼″ L × 1⅕″ T
Fits belt size: 1¼”

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This sterling silver ring by Navajo jeweler Raymon

This sterling silver ring by Navajo jeweler Raymond Yazzie features an inlay design inspired by a caterpillar. He used a mix of coral, turquoise, lapis, opal, and fine-line gold accents to create the segmented body. Check out the turquoise and opal dots that resemble eyes, they add a fun, lifelike detail. Raymond also set coral stones on either side to frame as design accents.

Dimensions: 5/8th taper to 5/16th
Ring Size: 7 1/2

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