Navajo Sterling Turquoise Inlay Belt Buckle Set Emma Bonney

This gorgeous sterling silver necklace is the creation of Navajo silversmith John Charley. It features inlay in pink spiny oyster, turquoise, jet and white shell. This necklace mea...

These gorgeous vintage earrings are sterling silver. They feature inlay in turquoise and pink spiny oyster. Measurements: 1/4 by 15/16 of an inch Weight: 5.1 grams Marks: Sterling,...

This gorgeous vintage necklace is comprised of sterling silver and natural turquoise. It is the creation of the late Navajo silversmith Fred Guerro. This necklace measures 21 inches end to end and 13 inches when clasped. It features 6 smaller focals that measure 7/8 by 1 3/8 inches and 1 large focal that measures 1 3/16 by 3 inches. The bench made navajo pearls...

This gorgeous inlaid sweater cuff is sterling silver. It features lapis lazuli, coral and turquoise inlay. This bracelet measures 3/4 of an inch wide. It has an inner circumference ...

Gist sterling buckle set on running oak tooled leather Vogt belt. Buckle features Indian head design with with etched layered pattern surrounding. ...

Orvis sterling buckle set on chocolate basket weave leather belt. Buckle features elborate scrolled silver work with rope border that is mirrored o...

The 2” x 3” buckle has Carico Lake turquoise, lapis, coral and alabaster. Made for a 1 1/8” belt. Price is for buckle only. Belts are sold separately. Navajo lapidary artist Calvin...

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...