Faust Gallery
0 items - $0.00

480.200.4290

  • Home
  • About
    • Lovena Ohl Foundation
  • Artists
  • New Additions
  • Jewelry
    • Historic
    • Contemporary
    • Shop By Style
      • Earrings
      • Bracelets
      • Rings
      • Necklaces
      • Pendants
      • Belt Buckles
      • Bolo Ties
      • Pins
  • Artwork
    • Paintings
    • Kachina
    • Pottery
      • Historic
      • Contemporary
      • Miniature
    • Drawings
    • Intaglio Prints
    • Navajo Weavings
    • Glass
    • Sculpture
    • Photography
    • Shop Sale Items
  • News and Events
    • Events
    • Blog
  • The Galleries
    • Contact
    • Current Exhibition
    • Tips for Collecting Art and Jewelry
      • Ring Sizing Guide: How to Measure Your Ring Size Accurately
      • Bracelet Sizing Guide: How to Measure Your Wrist for the Perfect Fit
      • Necklace Length Guide: Find the Right Fit for Your Look
      • Jewelry Care & Cleaning Guide – Preserve the Beauty of Your Collection
      • Jewelry Repair Services at Faust Gallery
    • Our Guarantee
      • FAQs
    • Consignment at Faust Gallery
    • Scottsdale Location
    • Santa Fe Gallery Location
    • Policy

Spirit of the Dance: Preston Monongye and Jesse Monongya

Posted May 16, 2025

This post was originally published on this site PRESTON MONONGYE + JESSE MONONGYA This sterling silver and 14k gold bracelet is a rare collaboration between Preston Monongye and his son… Read more »

filed under: Uncategorized

Carl and Irene Clark’s Micro Inlay Story

Posted May 6, 2025

This post was originally published on this site View this email in your browser Stone by Stone The Micro Inlay Story of Carl & Irene Clark. Few jewelers working today… Read more »

filed under: Uncategorized

Precision: Carl and Irene Clark’s Micro-Fine Inlay

Posted May 6, 2025

Precision: Carl and Irene Clark’s Micro-Fine InlayBy Faust Gallery In the intricate world of Native American jewelry, few artists have pursued precision and symbolism as relentlessly—and as beautifully—as Carl and… Read more »

filed under: American Indian Art, Art Collecting, Buying Art, Native American Culture, Native American Jewelry, Native American Symbols, Nature in American Indian Art

How Coral Became a Jewelry Masterpiece

Posted April 29, 2025

Natural Coral in American Indian Jewelry: A Material History Natural coral has become one of the most recognizable materials in American Indian jewelry. Valued for its rich red hues, smooth… Read more »

filed under: American Indian Art, Art Collecting, Buying Art, Native American Culture, Native American Jewelry, Nature in American Indian Art

Charles Supplee and Pierre Touraine

Posted November 8, 2024

Here is a photo from around the 1980’s of two of the greatest jewelers of all time, Charles Supplee and Pierre Touraine. Charles Supplee was know for his contemporary Hopi… Read more »

filed under: American Indian Art, Art Collecting, Buying Art, Native American Culture, Native American Jewelry

THE BEAUTY OF MOTHER CORN

Posted June 25, 2024

The Corn Mother carries great significance in American Indian cultures, embodying fundamental elements of life, nourishment, and cultural heritage. She serves as a representation of the Earth’s bountifulness and fertility,… Read more »

filed under: American Indian Art, Art Collecting, Native American Culture, Native American Jewelry, Native American Symbols, Nature in American Indian Art

A history on Lovena Ohl, Faust Gallery, and Museum Quality Artists

Posted June 7, 2024

  Video Credit: Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce

filed under: American Indian Art, Art Collecting, Buying Art, Native American Jewelry

New Santa Fe Gallery Location Coming Soon!

Posted May 25, 2024

filed under: Uncategorized

Fossilized Turquoise | Necklaces By Charles Loloma & Raymond Yazzie

Posted April 25, 2024

Turquoise, a gemstone with a rich history, has been mined across six continents and holds significant cultural value, particularly in Native American cultures. In the Southwest, where dozens of mines… Read more »

filed under: American Indian Art, Art Collecting, Buying Art, Native American Culture, Native American Jewelry

The Evolution of Native American Beadwork

Posted March 21, 2021

Beadwork is one of the most admired and traditional Native American art forms. Native American beadwork is sought-after for its often-vibrant colors, detailed designs, and beautiful patterns. You can find… Read more »

filed under: American Indian Art, Native American Jewelry

Tags: Authentic Native American Jewelry, History of American Indian Beadwork, Native American Art Mediums, Native American Beadwork

  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • →

Shop The Gallery


  • Jewelry
    • Contemporary Jewelry
    • Vintage Jewelry
  • Pottery
    • Contemporary Pottery
    • Historic Pottery
    • Miniature Pottery
  • Art
    • Paintings
    • Sculptures
    • Photography
  • Sale

Information


  • Artists
  • Events
  • My Account
  • Contact

Follow Us


faustgallery

Museum-quality art & jewelry. Setting the standard for 45+ years. @faustgalleryfineart | @lovenaohlfoundation | Scottsdale • Santa Fe | Link below ⬇️

Myron Panteah (1966–2016) was a Zuni jeweler known Myron Panteah (1966–2016) was a Zuni jeweler known for blending traditional symbolism with contemporary design. His work often featured intricate metalwork and storytelling imagery in sterling silver and gold. Panteah was celebrated for his innovation and ability to bring cultural narratives to life through jewelry like this sterling silver oxidized bracelet with polished silver and gold accents.
Dimensions: 1″ 1/8th W
Bracelet Size: 4″ 15/16th
Bracelet Opening: 1″ 1/4

Faust Gallery | Santa Fe | Scottsdale 
faustgallery.com
This sterling silver cuff by Navajo jeweler Raymon This sterling silver cuff by Navajo jeweler Raymond Yazzie features some of the finest Lander Blue turquoise, known for its tight black matrix and deep, vivid color. Considered one of the rarest and most valuable turquoise varieties, Lander Blue adds a rich, powerful presence to this piece.
Raymond, known for his incredible precision and complex inlay work, accented the turquoise with hand-cut stones including coral, lapis, sugilite, and gold. Each piece is shaped and fitted with exacting care, creating a mosaic that feels both organic and refined. The silver is hand-etched with clean, flowing lines that frame the inlay and carry movement across the bracelet.

What sets Raymond Yazzie apart is his ability to take traditional Navajo techniques and push them to their highest level. His work isn’t just about decoration—it’s about balance, color, and craftsmanship at its peak. This cuff is a standout example of that vision.
Dimensions: 7/8th taper to 1/2 W
Bracelet Size: 5″ 1/4
Bracelet Opening: 1″
Join us this Thursday, March 5 | 5 PM – 9 PM at ou Join us this Thursday, March 5 | 5 PM – 9 PM at our Scottsdale gallery as we begin the 2026 Heard Market & Show.

Santa Fe–based, Navajo designer Mia Zara Hamdouni creates jewelry working in gold and diamonds, she pairs vivid Sleeping Beauty turquoise with rich Spiny Oyster shell to produce contemporary pieces.

Ring Details:
1 ¼″ L × 5/16″ W
Size 7 ¾

Faust Gallery | Santa Fe | Scottsdale 
faustgallery.com
@miazaaradesigns
New earrings by Navajo artist Bo Monongye taking s New earrings by Navajo artist Bo Monongye taking shape at the bench.

Join us during the Heard Show 2026 to view his latest work at Faust Gallery in Scottsdale.

Thursday, March 5 | 5 PM – 9 PM
Friday – Sunday | 10 AM – 5 PM

Faust Gallery | Santa Fe | Scottsdale 
faustgallery.com
Faust Gallery is preparing for the Heard Indian Ma Faust Gallery is preparing for the Heard Indian Market 2026 and we invite you to join us for an opening evening reception.

Thursday, March 5 | 5–9 PM
Friday–Sunday | 10 AM–5 PM

We will be featuring new jewelry by Sonwai, continuing a lineage of innovation and excellence in contemporary Native American jewelry.

Join us Thursday night for first viewing access, conversation, and an opportunity to experience these new works in person.

Faust Gallery | scottsdale | Santa Fe
faustgallery.com
This exquisite, sterling silver, hand-fabricated i This exquisite, sterling silver, hand-fabricated inlaid bracelet is a testament to the artistry of Navajo jeweler Wes Willie. The bracelet is adorned with high-grade Lone Mountain turquoise, coral, lapis lazuli, sugilite, and delicate 14k gold accent bars.
On one side, Wes Willie has meticulously hand-cut accent designs and a textured background, further enhancing the bracelet’s visual appeal. The accent designs incorporate turquoise, pink coral, and sugilite, all adding to the overall blend of colors from the inlay above.
 
Dimensions: 1″ W
Bracelet Size: 5
Bracelet Opening: 1″ 1/8th

Faust Gallery | Santa Fe | Scottsdale 
faustgallery.com

View in our Scottsdale Gallery or online.
Follow on Instagram

© 2026 Faust Gallery | Privacy Policy | Sitemap

Faust Gallery

  • Home
  • About
    • Lovena Ohl Foundation
  • Artists
  • New Additions
  • Jewelry
    • Historic
    • Contemporary
    • Shop By Style
      • Earrings
      • Bracelets
      • Rings
      • Necklaces
      • Pendants
      • Belt Buckles
      • Bolo Ties
      • Pins
  • Artwork
    • Paintings
    • Kachina
    • Pottery
      • Historic
      • Contemporary
      • Miniature
    • Drawings
    • Intaglio Prints
    • Navajo Weavings
    • Glass
    • Sculpture
    • Photography
    • Shop Sale Items
  • News and Events
    • Events
    • Blog
  • The Galleries
    • Contact
    • Current Exhibition
    • Tips for Collecting Art and Jewelry
      • Ring Sizing Guide: How to Measure Your Ring Size Accurately
      • Bracelet Sizing Guide: How to Measure Your Wrist for the Perfect Fit
      • Necklace Length Guide: Find the Right Fit for Your Look
      • Jewelry Care & Cleaning Guide – Preserve the Beauty of Your Collection
      • Jewelry Repair Services at Faust Gallery
    • Our Guarantee
      • FAQs
    • Consignment at Faust Gallery
    • Scottsdale Location
    • Santa Fe Gallery Location
    • Policy