Navajo Jewelry For Sale
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Narrow Kingman Turquoise Bracelet by Happy Piasso
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Multi-Stone Inlay Link Bracelet featuring Opal
$575 Add to cart -
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Multi-Color Inlay Bear Pendant (medium-size)
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Lapis Earrings by Artie Yellowhorse
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Opal & Lapis Inlay Pendant Necklace
$465 Add to cart -
Multi-Stone Inlay Earrings with Turquoise – Teardrops
$150 Add to cart -
Inlaid Multi-Stone Earrings (Smaller ‘Huggies’)
$245 Add to cart -
Turquoise Inlay Diamond-Shaped Pendant
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Colorful Multi-Stone Inlay Earrings
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#8 Turquoise Bolo Tie by Leonard Nez
$1,595 Add to cart -
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14kt Gold & Lone Mountain Turquoise Pendant by Robert Taylor
$1,370 Add to cart -
14kt Gold & Turquoise Inlay Link Bracelet (Wider)
$4,950 Add to cart -
14kt Gold Cross Pendant with Lapis Inlay
$995 Add to cart -
14kt Gold Turquoise Inlay Cross Pendant
$1,250 Add to cart -
3-Strand Sleeping Beauty Turquoise Necklace by Desiree Yellowhorse
$1,600 Add to cart -
Aaron Toadlena Kingman Turquoise Sterling Silver Bracelet – WOW!!
$1,195 Add to cart -
Al Joe Sterling Silver Multi-Shaped Bead Necklace (25″)
$1,425 Add to cart -
Allison Lee Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelet
$995 Add to cart -
Amazing Alvin Yellowhorse Inlay Bracelet
$3,900 Add to cart -
Andy Cadman Sonoran Gold Turquoise Cuff Bracelet
$1,095 Add to cart -
Andy Cadman Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelet (larger & heavier)
$295 Add to cart -
Andy Cadman Wider Kingman Turquoise Cuff Bracelet
$2,600 Add to cart -
Artie Yellowhorse Azurite/Malachite Pendant
$595 Add to cart -
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Artie Yellowhorse Candelaria Turquoise Pendant
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Artie Yellowhorse Cuff Bracelet with 9 Rows of ‘Dots’
$965 Add to cart -
Artie Yellowhorse Earrings with Fox Turquoise
$495 Add to cart -
Artie Yellowhorse Kingman Turquoise Pendant
$635 Add to cart -
Artie Yellowhorse Lapis & Sterling Silver Earrings
$195 Add to cart -
Artie Yellowhorse Onyx & Sterling Silver Pendant
$425 Add to cart -
Artie Yellowhorse Onyx Earrings
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Artie Yellowhorse Pendant with Onyx
$365 Add to cart -
Artie Yellowhorse Spiny Oyster Shell Pendant
$565 Add to cart -
Artie Yellowhorse Sterling Silver ‘Mesh’ Cuff Bracelet
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Artie Yellowhorse Sterling Silver Bead Necklace
$825 Add to cart -
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Artie Yellowhorse Sterling Silver Bracelet with Tiny Beads
$395 Add to cart -
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Artie Yellowhorse Sterling Silver Earrings
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Artie Yellowhorse Sterling Silver Earrings (small posts)
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Artie Yellowhorse Twisted Sterling Silver Collar Necklace
$295 Add to cart -
Artie Yellowhorse Wide Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelet
$485 Add to cart -
Awesome Allison Lee Bolo Tie with Morenci Turquoise
$3,850 Add to cart -
Azurite/Malachite Pendant by Artie Yellowhorse
$475 Add to cart -
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BEAR Pendant with Lapis Inlay (mid-size)
$210 Read more -
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Bear Pendant with Sonoran Gold Turquoise Inlay
$265 Read more -
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Bisbee Turquoise 14kt Gold Pendant
$1,750 Add to cart -
Bisbee Turquoise Cuff Bracelet by Calvin Martinez
$995 Add to cart -
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Bisbee Turquoise Pendant Necklace by Steven J Begay
$1,750 Add to cart
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NAVAJO JEWELRY!
Navajo Indian jewelry artists & silversmiths are renowned world-wide for their exceptionally hand-crafted sterling silver and turquoise jewelry. Two Grey Hills Indian Arts & Jewelry Gallery offers a beautiful selection of Navajo jewelry for sale. This section invites you to shop through our entire online inventory of Navajo jewelry, and buy something special.
History of Navajo Jewelry
Silversmithing / jewelry-making was likely first introduced to the Navajos by the Spanish in the 1600’s. Silversmithing was much more basic back then, and not employed terribly often. The Navajo silversmiths of the early 1800’s began making jewelry more and more often as adornments. Navajo jewelers would hammer coins or melt them down to make their jewelry. Soon stones were used in the jewelry; the most popular of which, obviously, has always been Turquoise. Turquoise was often used by Navajo silversmiths & jewelers because it was readily available in the Southwest; but it is also believed to have healing properties, and was often used in religious ceremonies. In modern times, Navajo jewelry artists / silversmiths are extremely skilled artisans, well versed in many different jewelry-making techniques. Inlay, overlay, oxidation, sandcasting, and especially deep precise hand stampwork is used. Often multiple techniques are even combined, to create stunning silversmithing feats and works of jewelry art. The finest gold and sterling silver are used. Stones are carefully selected for their quality, character, and color. From Turquoise, Sugilite, and Coral, to Spiny Oyster Shell, Lapis, Gaspeite, and Onyx, the Navajo jewelry artists of today can create from a myriad of colors. The varied styles of Navajo Indian jewelry artists of today actually reflect the mastery of jewelry techniques refined over hundreds of years.
We are proud to offer this beautiful selection of hand-crafted Navajo jewelry for sale. Navajo bracelets, Navajo Concho Belts, Navajo necklaces, Navajo pendants, Navajo belt buckles, and more!!