Navajo Royston Turquoise Sterling Silver Bolo

Navajo turquoise pendant by Wil Denetdale. Natural, untreated Royston stone in an asymmetrical triangle shape. Set in twisted rope border with...

Navajo turquoise pendant by Wil Denetdale. Natural, untreated Royston stone in asymmetrical teardrop shape. Set in twisted rope border with st...

Sterling silver bolo by Native American Navajo Indian silversmith Avin Joe in the shape of a detailed Kachina with single Kingman turquoise stone on a black braided rope tie. Stamped...

Navajo bolo with three set stones with zigzag edging and silver feather overlay accents, as well as matching stone drops to long tips. Bolo 3" x 2 1/2" includes braided necktie. Mark...

This striking vintage Navajo bolo tie features a beautifully handcrafted sterling silver slide adorned with natural turquoise and red coral cabochons. Traditional Navajo silverwork—i...

Sterling silver necklace by Navajo silversmith Leon Martinez. The adjustable 30-35” necklace featuring fine stamp and applique work is set with high grade Royston Turquoise. Each of the twelve 7/8” x 1 1/4” hand stamped stations display a 3/8” x 1/2” Royston cabochon. The 1 3/4” x 2” bottom pendant has ten Royston cabochons surrounding a 1/2” x 3/4” Royston stone. Royston is known for its beautiful colors ranging from deep green to rich, light blues with a brown matrix. While Royston is considered an active mine; it is a very small operation. Royston is a district in Nevada consisting of three turquoise mines: Bunker Hill, Oscar Wehrend, and the main producer, high quality Royal Blue. The mine in Nevada is still producing high quality turquoise but in limited amounts. Leon’s jewelry...

A fine silver, turquoise, and leather bolo tie. With a convex 3-dimensional bolo stamped and bevelled to the side and bezel set with a diamond shaped turquoise gemstone to its cente...

This exquisite, Jill Garber, sterling silver, legacy Bolo represents a child depicted as an angel from five different perspectives. The painting, originally called “A Cherub’s Head i...