Al Joe Jewelry

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  • Morenci Turquoise Cuff Bracelet by Native American jewelry artist, Bryan Joe (Navajo) $825-

    Morenci Turquoise Bracelet by Bryan Joe

    $825     Add to cart
  • Native American Jewelry - Polished Sterling Silver Bead Necklace by Navajo jeweler, Al Joe $740-

    Polished Sterling Silver Bead Necklace by Al Joe

    $740     Add to cart
  • Native American Jewelry - Sterling Silver 'Navajo Pearls' Necklace by Al Joe $840-

    Sterling Silver ‘Navajo Pearls’ Bead Necklace by Al Joe

    $840     Add to cart

  • Sterling Silver & 14kt Gold Bracelet by Al Joe

    $825     Add to cart
  • Sterling Silver Bead Necklace by Native American Navajo Indian jewelry artist, Al Joe $750-

    Sterling Silver 18″ Bead Necklace by Al Joe

    $750     Add to cart
  • Navajo Jewelry - Multi-Shaped Sterling Silver Bead Necklace by Navajo Indian jewelry artist, Al Joe $865-

    Sterling Silver Bead Necklace by Al Joe (Navajo)

    $865     Add to cart
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    Sterling Silver Bracelet by Al Joe (Navajo)

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  • Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelet by Al Joe

    $595     Add to cart

  • Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelet by Al Joe (Navajo)

    $495     Add to cart
  • Native American Jewelry - Silver Bead Link Bracelet by Navajo jewelry artist, Bryan Joe $350-

    Sterling Silver Link Bracelet by Bryan Joe

    $350     Add to cart

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Al Joe Navajo Jewelry for Sale!

Our online inventory of hand-crafted jewelry by award-winning artist & silversmith, Al Joe.
Navajo jewelry artist, Al Joe, has been a professional silversmith since the 1970’s. He learned his jewelry-making skills from his uncle, Colbert Joe, and later refined and expanded his jewelry-making skills when he was educated at Northern Arizona University. Everything in and on Al Joe’s fine jewelry is handmade by him alone, a fact of which he is proud. Completely handmade Navajo jewelry with natural, Southwest Turquoise and other high-quality stones. Al Joe and his jewelry have been recognized with numerous awards. Al Joe was even named the IACA (Indian Arts & Crafts Association) ‘Artist of the Year’ twice in one decade (2001 & 2009)!!

Don’t tell Al this… but he’s a pretty darn good guy, too!