Navajo Sterling Turquoise Man Yei Hatband Brooch Pin

The ring is made up of Turquoise, Onyx, Mother of Pearl And Coral. Ring is a size 7.5- Measuring 1.47 in x 1.15 in. Hallmarked inside G.B Natachu. This is out of a massive collection...

This is a Stunning early Hopi Cuff Bracelet. It is Hallmarked inside cuff. Large Turquoise stone. Double ring cuff. Measuring 3.50" x 2.20. This will fit a 6 up to a 7.25 inch wrist nicely. Sterling is Pliable so it can be made smaller or larger. Stunning workmanship on this Handmade Native American Indian...

Wilson & Carolyn Begay Sterling silver Turquoise & Coral inlaid belt buckle. Depicting a cactus tree and a man. Measuring 2.67" top to bottom x 3.23" wide ...

Early Navajo Bracelet, workmanship is outstanding with a Huge Turquoise center with coral accents. Measuring 2.71 top to bottom - 2.08 wide - 1.10 opening, has a bit of give, will ...

Vintage Signed Native American Navajo Sterling Silver Stampwork Brooch w/ Incredible Fine Ultra High Gem Grade Water Web “Birdseye” Matrix Turquoise Cabochon Brooch by KIRK SMITH...

This stunning Southwestern turquoise brooch is the perfect addition to any outfit. Crafted in sterling silver, the 2 1/4 inch brooch features a ...

This striking Navajo belt buckle is crafted from solid sterling silver and features classic hand-stamped designs, swirling applique work, and tradit...

Sterling Silver Buckle with Hand-Stamped Designs and set with Natural Lone Mountain Turquoise. Made for a 1 ¼” belt. The Lone Mountain Turquoise Mine is located in Esmeralda County, Nevada. This turquoise is known for its ability to hold color and not fade. Lone Mountain turquoise ranges in color from clear blue to intense blue spiderweb. The mine is also known as the Blue Jay Mine. Lone Mountain turquoise ranks higher than most other turquoise on the hardness scale, which may explain one of the unique qualities of these stones. About the Artist Fidel Bahe was born in 1949 at Keams Canyon, Arizona. He is the firstborn of eight children--two sisters and five brothers. He studied architecture and engineering at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff before taking up silversmithing at the age of 24. Fidel focused on traditional Navajo designs with his own creative style. In 1976, Preston Monongye...