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Simplicio, Isabelle Sterling Silver Inlaid Horse Bolo Tie
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Jane Ash Poitras “Shadow Box” Mixed Media Painting
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Steve Latimer Oil On Canvas
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Thomas Jim Sterling Silver Cross Pendant
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Dan A. Jackson Sterling Silver Bisbee Bracelet
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Wilmer Kaye Hopi Koshari Kachina
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Cheyenne Haris Sterling Silver Turquoise Bracelet
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Sheldon Harvey Acrylic On Canvas
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Don Supplee 18K Gold Double Sided Pendant
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Sarah Jane Pino Lapsi Navajo Frog Fetish
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Carl and Irene Clark Micro Inlay Flower Ring
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Andrew Valdez Sterling Silver Turquoise Bracelet
Original price was: $4,000.00.Current price is: $3,000.00. Add to cart SALE
Sterling Silver Turquoise Necklace by Thomas Jim
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What do all these pieces have in common? They’re

What do all these pieces have in common? They’re created using one of the most expressive techniques in Native American jewelry: tufa casting.

This process starts with carving a design into a soft, porous volcanic stone called tufa. When molten silver or gold is poured into the mold, the stone leaves behind a rich, organic texture—no two casts are ever the same. The mold often breaks after use, making each piece an original.

Tufa casting bridges the ancient and the modern, allowing for sculptural form, texture, and fine inlay work—all visible here in pieces by Robert Begay, Charles Loloma, Ric Charlie, Darryl Dean Begay, and Carl and Irene Clark.

It’s not just technique—it’s tradition and contemporary jewelry innovation.

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This sterling silver belt buckle by Navajo jeweler

This sterling silver belt buckle by Navajo jeweler Vernon Haskie features a stunning thundercloud design, bold geometric precision, and a central turquoise stone set in a hand-cut serrated bezel. Four accent stones add symmetry, all framed in a domed form that brings the design to life.

Signed “VH” on the reverse, this piece carries the legacy of Vernon’s father, Leonard Haskie, and the elevated craftsmanship that defines his work.

Dimensions: 2 7/8″ x 2 1/4″
Fits a 1 1/2″ belt

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This belt buckle by Navajo artists Carl and Irene

This belt buckle by Navajo artists Carl and Irene Clark showcases their signature micro-inlay mastery. Created over 42 years ago, it features the Navajo Moon God and a stylized Yei figure set in jet background. The micro fine inlay consists of turquoise, lapis, coral, mother of pearl, and shell—depicting a cosmic night sky. This early example of their work, it blends traditional Navajo symbolism with exceptional craftsmanship. Stamped with the Clarks’ hallmark and finished with hand-stamped silver design on the back.
Dimensions: 3″ 3/16th L X 2″ 3/16th
Belt: 1″ 3/4th
C. 1983

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A masterpiece of craftsmanship and natural history

A masterpiece of craftsmanship and natural history.
We were honored to place this museum-quality necklace by Raymond Yazzie into a private collection.

The necklace features rare fossilized Lone Mountain turquoise, formed when turquoise replaced a crinoid stem fossil—creating an organic pattern unlike any other.

Yazzie’s precision is on full display in the two gold beads, each inlaid with micro-fine opal, fossil turquoise, coal, and lapis, and sugilite. The colors elevate the deep blue-green stones.

Raymond Yazzie is known as one of today’s most exceptional Native jewelers—his work blends innovation, cultural tradition, and unparalleled artistry.

Have a significant piece you’re looking to sell?
With over 45 years of experience, Faust Gallery specializes in placing rare and important works with collectors, museums, and those who are just beginning. Drawing on a deep family legacy and a lifetime immersed in American Indian art and jewelry, Bill Faust brings the expertise needed to ensure each piece is properly understood and valued.

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A Stellar Statement. This handmade ring by Navajo

A Stellar Statement.
This handmade ring by Navajo jeweler Boyd Tsosie captures a cosmos style scene in wearable form. With a bold rectangular face inlaid with turquoise, lapis, coral, sugilite, and jet—each stone floats like a celestial body across a deep night-sky of jet inlaid backdrop.

Gold accents, including a micro-star and square, bring a polished brightness and balance to the tufa cast texture design. The inlay is set within serrated bezels atop a tufa-cast sterling silver band, combining traditional technique with contemporary vision.

Size 8 — can be sized.
Dimensions: 1 1/16″ L x 3/16″ tapering to 1/4″ W

Boyd Tsosie’s artistry lies in his geometry, his precision, and the intentional asymmetry that gives each piece its character.

Now available at Faust Gallery | Scottsdale & Santa Fe
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Symbolic strength. Cast in gold. These 18k gold ea

Symbolic strength. Cast in gold.
These 18k gold earrings by Navajo artist Ric Charlie feature the sacred Yei figure—offering both beauty and meaning in a contemporary, minimalist form.

In Navajo tradition, Yei are spiritual intermediaries who bring blessings, healing, and harmony to the world. Ric’s use of solid 18k gold honors this sacred symbol with quiet strength and elegance.

Blending cultural heritage with modern design, his work transforms tradition into legacy wearable art.

Now available at Faust Gallery | Scottsdale + Santa Fe
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