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Tsosie, Boyd 14K Gold Double Sided Inlaid Earrings
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Wallace, Denise Sterling Silver Face Earrings With Turquoise
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Wes Willie Sterling Silver Coral Earrings
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Yazzie, Raymond Sterling Silver Inlaid Earrings
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Bruce Eckhardt Sterling Silver Royston Turquoise
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Set with Hematite and Mabe Pearls in sterling silv

Set with Hematite and Mabe Pearls in sterling silver bezels on top of a highly polished hand-fabricated bracelet by Arizona jeweler Kim Rawdin. Kim often adds inside his handmade bracelets a poem which reads, ” Gray storms try crossing the night while Autumn sleeps on the edge of dawn…”

Dimensions: 1 1/2 W
Bracelet Size: 5
Bracelet Opening: 1 1/4

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Handmade in 1990 by Alaska Native (Yup’ik) artist

Handmade in 1990 by Alaska Native (Yup’ik) artist Denise Wallace, this sterling silver ring features a fossilized ivory face hidden behind an articulated mask with a single turquoise accent stone.

Wallace is celebrated for her sculptural, narrative-driven jewelry, often exploring themes of transformation and identity through intricate, moving designs.

Ring Size: 7

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This inlay bolo tie by Zuni artist Veronica Poblan

This inlay bolo tie by Zuni artist Veronica Poblano shows craftsmanship. Poblano brings together hand-cut coral, obsidian, turquoise, and mother-of-pearl to depict a feather bolo tie.

The stones are framed in a handmade silver bezel and finished with detailed feather tips and inlaid cord accents—small details that highlight the patience and precision behind traditional Zuni inlay work.

Bolo ties have long been a symbol of Southwestern style, blending cultural tradition with bold, wearable design. Pieces like this stand out as both striking jewelry as wearable works of art.

Dimensions:
5″ T. × 1 1/4″ W.
Cord Length: 26 1/2″

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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

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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

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