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Navajo Handmade Sterling Silver ring
Navajo Handmade Sterling Silver ring. Artist Geneva G A.
Sterling Silver Bracelet Roland Dixson
This impressive brushed-finish sterling silver bracelet was made by Navajo silversmith. The back is signed and stamped sterling. Will fit up to a 6 3/8. Just send us a message. Our shop offers cash back or store credit.
Astute Vintage Navajo Sterling Silver Turquoise Inlay Ringsz11
This is an amazing vintage Navajo Native American jewelry silver ring. This piece contains wonderful, blue turquoise inlay. The ring consists of very thick silver and measures to be a size 11 The ring face measures around 1x17mm Cir. Sturdy 11.8 grams. Chip inlay jewelry, characterized by crushed turquoise and other stones set in resin and polished smooth, is largely attributed to Navajo silversmith Tommy Singer, who popularized the technique in the 1970s. While other Navajo artists and the Zuni tribe also utilize inlay techniques, Singer’s chip inlay method is widely recognized and has become a staple in Navajo jewelry making. The process involves creating cavities in the silver piece, filling them with the crushed stone and resin mixture, and then polishing the surface to create a smooth, flat inlay.
Native American 925 Sterling Silver Bracelet
6 3/4” IN CIRCUMFERENCE ON THE INTERIOR INCL. WEIGHT: 30.8 GRAMS. Questions are welcome if I missed anything in the description, specifics, or additional information is needed. Other kinds of payments are accepted.
Depleted Vintage Navajo Sleeping Beauty Turquoise Sterling Silver Bolotie
Up for sale is this magnificent Navajo bolo tie featuring 15 Sleeping Beauty turquoise stones, handcarved silver rope, silver beads, handstamped silver borders, handstamped silver tips, and a handbraided leather tie! The tie measures about 36 in length Sterling silver, marked. The bolo measures around 2″? X 1″? Sturdy 46.8grams Sleeping Beauty Turquoise. Sleeping Beauty was originally discovered during the Anasazi times by Native Americans. At the time, turquoise was mined with hand tools. Sleeping Beauty was re-discovered by accident in the 1900s when the mine was opened in the pursuit of copper. The sleeping beauty mine is located in Globe Arizona. It is named after the mountain ranges where it is located. The mountain range where it is located, from a distance, resembles a woman that is sleeping with her arms crossed. Hence the name Sleeping Beauty. In 2012, the Sleeping Beauty mine closed it’s turquoise mining operations but not because the mine was spent. The new owner decided to not pursue the turquoise mining operation and instead focus solely on copper. The extremely large copper deposits surrounding the sleeping beauty mine is what gives the stones their very vibrant blue color.
Tom Yazzie Vintage Native American Navajo Lapis Sterling Silver Necklace
This is an impressive Navajo amazing single stone silver pendant necklace. This incredible necklace contains a marvelous large intricate silver pendant that consists of a wonderful large dome shaped lapis stone. The surrounding silver shape on the pendant features a geometric design the entire pendant measures around 2″? Tall with bale by2″? Wide This necklace includes a marvelous handmade all silver Italian chain The length of the chain measures around 24inches long total weight 30 grams. I received my Bachelors of Arts in Music with an emphasis in Classical Guitar Performance from Northern Arizona University in 2000. I continued working at NAU then decided to recommence my education and began taking classes for my second degree. I received my second Bachelors in Fine Arts with an emphasis on Metalsmithing in spring of 2012. My designs come from interpretation of the world around me. I continue to challenge my abilities with metal by discovering new ways to create a piece that is uncomplicated and multifaceted. This approach allows me to maintain the traditional styles of my Navajo heritage along with a more contemporary twist to my finished wearable work. I enjoy the visual effects of coupling hand cut gemstones and minerals with my metal designs. I utilize hand selected raw materials and shape them to perfectly fit each piece. This allows me creative freedoms to design forms from beginning to end. While I utilize a variety of materials and processes in each piece, my methodology remains consistent. My intent is to bring into fruition my personal designs with an underlying theme of traditional yet contemporary Navajo Jewelry.
Turquoise & Sterling Silver Necklace Verley Betone
This turquoise and brushed-finish sterling silver necklace was made by Navajo silversmith Verley Betone. Length: 1 1/8″ (1 3/8″ including bail). Just send us a message. Our shop offers cash back or store credit.
Tremendous Vintage Native American Navajo Sterling Silver Bracelet
This is a superlative vintage Navajo silver bracelet. Here we have a bold statement cuff! The sand cast design of the open shield really looks great upon the wrist! A Native American cast silver bracelet is a type of jewelry piece created using a specific technique known as casting. The casting technique involves creating a mold that represents the desired design of the bracelet. The mold is usually made from materials like sand, clay, or other heat-resistant materials. Native American jewelry-making is an art passed down through generations. Skilled artisans use their knowledge and expertise to create these unique and meaning pieces. The casting technique requires a deep understanding of the properties of silver and the casting process. Authentic Native American jewelry, especially those made using traditional techniques, is highly collectible and valued for its artistry and cultural significance. The width of the bracelet measures around 1″? The inside end to end measures around 4″¾ with an additional 1½ gap. Sturdy 44.1 grams. Mid Century + no marks but tested as sterling silver.
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Navajo Turquoise Sterling Silver Ring Size 10 1/2
This striking vintage Navajo ring features a beautiful piece of carved blue turquoise set in a handcrafted sterling silver setting. Made by renowned Navajo artist Emil Benally (circa 1970s), this ring is a true collector’s item. Why you’ll love it: Authentic Navajo Craftsmanship: This ring showcases the exceptional silversmithing skills of Emil Benally, a respected Navajo artist. His signature “wings” hallmark is clearly visible. Stunning Turquoise: The natural blue turquoise cabochon has been expertly carved and displays a beautiful range of colors and natural matrix. Statement Piece: This substantial ring is sure to turn heads and become a conversation starter. Perfect for: Collectors of Native American jewelry Lovers of Southwestern style Anyone who appreciates unique, handcrafted pieces with a story Details: Size: 10.5 (US) Materials: Sterling silver (tested and guaranteed) and natural turquoise. Markings: “EB” (Emil Benally) and wings symbol. Measurements: Stone: 20.9 x 17.7 mm Ring face: 22.3 x 20 mm Weight: 17.6 grams Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The turquoise has natural fractures, which add to its character. Mild patina on the silver. A Note About the Artist: Emil Benally is a well-known Navajo artist who has been creating beautiful jewelry for decades. His work is highly sought after by collectors. This ring is a one-of-a-kind piece of wearable art. Add it to your collection today!