Late 19th century Plains Indian Dolls. Bodies are hand made of stuffed muslin cloth, with hide for head, hands and feet. Hand stitched with cotton cord; faces are hand painted. Man is wearing faded red cotton shirt, white leggings, beaded moccasins a...

One specific event in 1864 marked the beginning of what was to become the prized American Indian art of jewelry making. More than 8000 Navajos were settled by the United States army in a reservation created at Fort Sumner, near Bosque Redondo in the ...

In the 19th century the continuous trading between Indian groups and the Europeans who settled in America led to the reintroduction of coral into the indigenous market. Now it was no longer a question of the occasional rosary beads imported by the Sp...

Three strand white natural mother of pearl necklace hand made by Jeff. Features Jeff's signature sterling silver finish with custom cast sterling silver cones, hook and eye closure, adjustable length and tag. Strands measure 24 inches with the 2 1...

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This 5.47 ct stone measuring 9 x 16 mm was part of a vintage 1970's collection that I received from the widow of a turquoise partner I had been associated with since 1976. He was a prolific dealer and collector. This is classic 1970's Turquoise Mount...

15 x 30 mm, 18.5 carats....

This 3.43 ct. stone measuring 14.5 x 8 mm was part of a vintage 1980's collection that I received from a retiring cutter who had been cutting for forty years and putting his best material aside for decades. He brought me a 50,000 ct. collection just ...

105.73 cts of Damale. Thislot of Damale cabs are an excellent representation of the mine. They are meant to be as a lot at$9.45/ct. but I will break them up$12/ct. Just email or call me and we can do it....

This 33.5 ct. stone measuring 31x16 mm was part of a vintage 1980's collection that I received from a retiring cutter who had been cutting for forty years and putting his best material aside for decades. This stone is a soft green with a much darke...

There are many different veins of turquoise that make up the Kingman mining district. This black spiderweb is one of the rarest, coming from the Itaca Peak seam. The black webbing makes the blue colors stand out and appear very strong. 24 x 33 mm, 32...

This is that rare botroidal lime green Nugget material with softer color plus more matrix. Always a good window....

This is that rare botroidal lime green Nugget material, with strong color and usually black webbing...

Blue Green. Very high grade. Good for drilled nuggets, inlay or small cabs....

Nice pre-cut pieces, from the late 1970's to early 1980's. This material that an old cutter prepared, but never got around to cabbing. Excellent for inlay or cabs. No waste; just good material ready to use....

This is an amazing high grade with both watermark and spider web. Dark blue stabilized of the more expensive 1970's Kingman Turquoise Mountain material. Large pieces that are easy to work with....

A very nice soft blue to blue green. Mined in the 1970's. Good for cabbing or inlay. ...

Best suited for a beginner or hobbyist, learning to carve, cab or inlay. Tends from a blue green to green, usually with a heavier matrix and is available in larger chunks...

This material is similar to the more expensive clear blue, except that the pieces are larger and there is a very light matrix pattern. It suitable for higher grade carvings or cabochons. A soft robins egg blue....

These small nuggets are dark blue and perfect for drilling, small cabs and especially for any turquoise lovers collection.
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