Modernist Navajo Cuff by Vernon Begay

Circa 1950-60s, 14k, by Preston Monongye, Hopi, American. Set with heishi bead motif turquoise and ebony in yellow gold, this early modernist Hopi b...

Circa 1980s, sterling, by Michael Kirk, Isleta Pueblo, Navajo. This Navajo sterling necklace features chic, graduated, handmade beads and graphic sh...

Circa 1960s, 18k, Switzerland. Made in the Berner Oberland. This spectacular post-modern chic cuff bracelet made in the French organic style is a t...

Circa 1970s, Sterling, by Nellie Tso, Navajo. A marvelous example of Navajo silver smithing, this large turquoise-set squash blossom necklace has it all -- color, quality, and size. Made by Nellie Tso, the look is iconic Western Americana...

Circa 1970s, 18k, by Tiffany & Co. The bold visual narrative of this bracelet is glamorously American and wildly seventies. In a single brushstroke, the decoration and form are one. Instantly timeless and brilliantly chic, this oversize bangle...

Circa 1950-60s, Coin Silver, Navajo, American. This Navajo sterling necklace features silver beads made from Washington quarters. With eagles...

Navajo Sterling Silver .925 Sleeping Beauty Turquoise Cuff Bracelet Frank Begay 2 1/4" across inside 1 1/4" opening 2" wide, stone measu...

Exceptionally large Navajo Kingman turquoise and sterling wrist cuff. 48 nuggets of turquoise interspersed with sterling beads and another large turquoise stone surrounded by twisted...

This gorgeous estate cuff is sterling silver with a 14x17mm turquoise gemstone. It features a tufa cast design. The face of this cuff bracelet measures 7/8 of an inch wide. It has a...

Leather Cuff bracelet with Navajo Geometric Element, By Melanie Yazzie, Navajo Artist Jewelry series made in Santa Fe, New Mexico Melanie A. Yazzie (Navajo-Diné) is a highly regar...

Water Carrier Cuff. Sterling Silver tufa cast cuff by noted Navajo silversmiths Darryl Dean and Rebecca Begay. The 1 3/4” cuff has a beautiful 1” x 1 3/4” turquoise stone. Seven Native American water carrier women are in bas relief. Native American symbols are on the inside. The inside is 5 3/4” with a 1” gap. Hallmark: RDB Tufa casting is a technique of pouring molten silver into a tufa stone mold and letting it harden into a given form. The mold is only used once; therefore each item is an original piece. “Our calling is to create beautiful jewelry and bring joy to people.” –Darryl Dean & Rebecca Begay Darryl Dean Begay is a Navajo silversmith renowned for tufa casting. Darryl has been an award winning silversmith for 16 years. Darryl and his wife Rebecca were both born on the reservation and were raised in the traditional Navajo way. Weaving and ceremonial sand painting were part of everyday life. They have a strong connection to their Navajo roots and culture. Darryl learned the art of silversmithing and tufa casting from his uncle Bobby Begay, who was a medicine man in the Native American Church. Darryl uses traditional Navajo and Christian motifs...

This gorgeous vintage cuff bracelet is comprised of sterling silver and natural turquoise. It is the creation of the late Navajo silversmith Fred Guerro. The face of this bracelet m...