which began production in 1934 yielded the most valuable Blue Gem turquoise because of its rich color and hardness
This bracelet was part of a vintage collection that we purchased several years ago
This ledger art print on metal would make a beautiful gift for an engagement
Needlepoint is a style of jewelry from Zuni Pueblo in New Mexico and is sought after now with fewer Zuni jewelers making this style
Michael created this image for an exhibit at the American Indian Community Housing Association in Duluth
Humans Please - Utility backpack natural blue diamond turquoise which began production in 1934Humans Please was created by award winning Yaqui artist, jeweler, and actor to remind us that humans are related to all life and what we do to Mother Earth also impacts our non human relatives such as buffalo, bear, moose, eagle, owl, salmon, turkey, eagle, hawk, porcupine, racoon, cardinal, and more in this image. This backpack has lots of pockets and is 16" H x 5% of sales of Humans Please will go to Movement Rights which works with tribes and