Navajo Bear

Bear claw, Fox Mine turquoise, coral and sterling silver ring by Navajo Silversmith.

They Are Always With Me, by Melanie Yazzie, Monotype, unique, Navajo, bear green They Are Always With Me, Monotype, unique, Navajo, by Melanie Yazzie bear green framed Melanie Yazz...

Silver bolo with signed stamp, "Rosco Scott" Navajo. Shows natural wear and patina throughout, can be polished for a more streamline appearance. Rope bolo. Additional information: D...

The necklace features a series of stylized “bear claw” elements with finely detailed silver feather and leaf work, showcasing the skilled artistry synonymous with Navajo craftsmanship.

Navajo Kingman turquoise and bear claw buckle with small nugget of red coral.

Navajo heartline bear sterling silver and turquoise concho belt.

Turquoise bear claw necklace, said to have been featured in Arizona Highways, purchased from a museum. Stamped BMS. Stunning Red Mountain turquoise. PERIOD: After 1950 ORIGIN: Ariz...

The turquoise is from the Kingman Mine in Arizona. Bear claw with turquoise and coral. Twelve claws total.

Bear Claw shadowbox Squash Necklace. 9 Inset Turquoise stones set in bear claws.

It features kokopelli and spirit bears and is the creation of Navajo silversmith Willie Saiz.

Beautiful sterling silver bear pin featuring an arrow, designed by the renowned Native American Navajo artist Harrison Bitsue.

A stunning pair of antique Native American Navajo Turquoise Shadowbox Bear Paw Earrings signed by Navajo artist Teddy Goodluck.

For your consideration a vintage Native American Navajo sterling silver and turquoise bear paw cuff bracelet.

The pendant features signature Southwest geometric inlay, combining vibrant turquoise, and lovely blue lapis with exceptional goldsmith work for a bold collectible statement piece. ...

Native American Artisan: Liberty E.E. Tribal Affiliation: Navajo Metal Content: Sterling Silver Theme: Heartline Spirit Bear Features: Etched Detailing Measurements Tall (from ex...

Raspberry Alabaster feather bundled bear Fetish with distinct heart line Amos Pino 1998 Ramah Navajo Band, Navajo Reservation, El Morro, New Mexico Measures: 12 inches H. x 12.5 ...

Its elongated, asymmetrical form lends a sculptural quality rarely found in traditional cluster jewelry, creating a bold statement while remaining deeply rooted in Navajo design trad...

The design centers on a striking spiny oyster cabochon, complemented by classic Navajo motifs, including bear paw (bear step) elements and radiating silver patterns.