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Simplicio, Isabelle Sterling Silver Inlaid Horse Bolo Tie
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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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Andrew Valdez Sterling Silver Turquoise Bracelet
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Red, white, and blue worked in stone and gold. A

Red, white, and blue worked in stone and gold.

A 18k gold bolo tie by Navajo jeweler Wes Willie: a peace sign inlaid with coral, ivory, and lapis, finished with fine gold spacers and a dangling feather.

Coral for red, ivory for white, lapis for blue with peace at the center of it all. No more fitting way to mark the Fourth.

From all of us at Faust Gallery, a safe and happy Independence Day. 🇺🇸

Bolo available- Faust Gallery | Santa Fe | Scottsdale
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Model: @oweerae

Micro-inlay so fine it reads like painting in ston

Micro-inlay so fine it reads like painting in stone.

Carl and Irene Clark are among the most technically accomplished jewelers working in the Diné (Navajo) tradition, building vibrant micro-fine inlaid images from hundreds of tiny, hand-cut stones — each one individually shaped and set by hand.

This sterling silver bolo pairs that with tufa casting, where the design is carved into volcanic tufa stone and molten silver is poured to take its form. The result: a stylized Navajo Yei figure, rendered in inlay so intricate.

Carl & Irene Clark (Diné)
Sterling silver tufa cast bolo tie with micro-inlay Yei design
27¼″ L · Bolo 2⅛″ L × 1⅝″ W, tapering to ⅞″

Available online at faustgallery.com or in our Santa Fe Gallery.

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Denise Wallace Killer Whale / Wolf c. 1992 · Editi

Denise Wallace
Killer Whale / Wolf
c. 1992 · Edition #2/200

Handmade by Denise Wallace in 1992, this sterling silver link bracelet pairs three fossilized ivory faces with three sterling silver cutouts depicting killer whales and wolves the imagery that gives this limited-edition piece its name. Each link is individually worked, and the contrast between the warm, aged ivory and the crisp silver openwork is classic Wallace. Number 2 of only 200 produced.

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Navajo jeweler Boyd Tsosie, handmade this double-s

Navajo jeweler Boyd Tsosie, handmade this double-sided 14k gold pendant featuring inlaid turquoise, coral, and gold accents set against a black jet backdrop. A hand-engraved gold feather dangle. Some of his most notable pieces like this pendant are double-sided, offering layered meaning and versatility. His design philosophy embraces asymmetry and movement.
Dimensions: 2″ 3/4th L X 7/16th W
Bail Opening: 5/16th W

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Handmade in sterling silver using the lost-wax cas

Handmade in sterling silver using the lost-wax casting process, this ring carries one of James’ signature contrasts tufa stone-inspired texture carved into the wax against highly polished silver surfaces. Centered is a stacked inlay of turquoise, lapis, jet, and opal, creating a bold geometric composition.

Hidden underneath is James Little’s hallmark: four lines.

Size: 7 1/4
Dimensions: 3/4” x 1/4”

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Mia Zaara Hamdouni is a jewelry designer based in

Mia Zaara Hamdouni is a jewelry designer based in Santa Fe, New Mexico. A member of the Navajo Nation and of Tunisian descent, her work is rooted in heritage and contemporary elegance—drawing on Indigenous traditions with a feminine, modern style like this 14k gold ring which features opal stones and diamond accents.

Ring size: 6 3/4

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