These three Navajo silver buttons show wonderful age. They all have the same design, with a radiating design of 8 leaves ending with a stamped dot. Between the leaves on the outer border is a complex crescent stamp of miniature leaves and dots. The inside has a copper wire at the center for attaching the […]
This is a beautifully crafted concho turned into a belt buckle. A single, oblong turquoise stone claims the center, with a radiating design all around and a multi-bordered bordered edge with fine stamping. The inside has the original copper brace for when it was a concho belt. This was likely pounded out of silver ingot […]
This is a beatiful and petite Navajo, silver necklace. It is early and likely dates to the 1920s. The small bench beads are relatively heavy for their small size, and they are wonderfully stamped with a radiating pattern. The naja is a doulbe layered horseshoe connected with a central spin and ending with balls. The […]
This is a beautiful, Navajo bracelet with 44 round, green to blue turquoise stones with significant variations. There are four rows with 11 stones per row. These four rows narrow all together at the terminals. The two, outer bands have a silver drop at each stone making for a wonderful finish to the sides. The […]
This is an early and attractive Navajo ring with a large, green, turquoise stone with imperfections. A wide band at the base divides into three part split shank that holds the bezel. The stone has a firm, silver bezel and the stone it self has a mildly irregular surface.
This attractive, Navajo, silver ring has a large oval malachite stone in the center. The stone shows graduating lines of movement across its surface. The stone is bordered with twisted wire on each side and then three drops of silver at the top and bottom. The ring has wonderful patina to from much wear over […]
This is an attractive and early Navajo ring with 9 small turquoise stones that may be Cerrillos turquoise. There is no signature on the inside. The size is 7. There is a small bit of loss to one of the stones. The ring shows nice wear.
This is a beautiful and early Navajo cuff. It has five channels with four filed valleys. Three channels have stamping that reverse direction on the outside and go half and half in the inside. The soft patina and wear makes this a lustrous example.
This is a rare frontier period silver bracelet depicting a beaver. The beaver is centered with two cut-out hearts towards the terminals. The hearts are bordered with rocker engraving in fine detail. There are two stamps on the outer surface. One contains the initials “DW” within an oval stamp. The other stamp, on the opposite […]
This is an exceptional Navajo Ketoh with early age. Its petite size is particularly charming. It is cast silver and includes five, green, turquoise stones. The largest stone is in the center and is oblong in shape. Similar to item #2540, there are 6 silver legs, or leaves, emanating from the center. There are two […]
