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See beautiful new selections from artist, David R Freeland, Jr, chandelier earrings, Navajo pearls, Larimar and inlaid gemstone jewelry in our new jewelry display case. All of our website jewelry can be viewed on our new jewelry wall by clicking here:
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Bear pendant handmade by David R Freeland, Jr. inlaid with Turquoise, Lapis, Opal, Abalone, and Black Onyx. Bale is inlaid and reversible. Pendant can be worn 4 different ways!
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reminiscent of his 1970's designs, but with a new fashionable flair! Mr Singer uses high guage silver, 14 karat gold, all natural gemstones, and traditional Navajo silver earthen designs.
View his new Premiere Contemporary Designs by clicking here:
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One of a kind, handmade necklace and earring set by Tommy Singer. Necklace has 25 strands of all natural Mediterranean Coral with 14 karat gold and Number 8 Turquoise beads. The silver work portrays traditional Navajo designs of water and mountains. 3" Thunderbird pendant has a large Number 8 Turquoise stone and a Coral stone on top. Silver Earrings measure 3" and have Coral stone. Hook clasp has a Coral stone on each side. This is a one of a kind, rare and valuable masterpiece.
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Lantern Dancer will be highlighting our new high end Turquoise jewelry for 2012. We carry new selections of Orvil Jack, #8 Turquoise, Kingman and Carico Lake Turquoise.
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Handmade by Navajo Artist Betta Lee. Sterling silver necklace and earring set with Number 8 turquoise stones. The Number 8 turquoise mine in Eureka County, Nevada was discovered in 1925 and first mined in 1929. Some of the largest turquoise nuggets in the world were found here. The mine was depleted and closed in 1961. Number 8 is famous for it's golden, red, brown and black distinctive spider matrix varieties. It is bright powder blue or green in color. Number 8 is a rare and valuable turquoise.
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Discovered in the dry creek mine on the Shoshone Indian reservation near Battle Mountain, Nevada in 1993. It was not until 1996, however, that it was finally made into jewelry. Sacred buffalo turquoise forms where there is no heavy metal present, which turns out to be a very rare occurrence. The lack of any specific color consistency makes this stone distinctive and unique from other turquoises. ...
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This week's featured special is handmade by Navajo Artist Tommy Singer. Sterling Silver Pendant with Tradional Navajo Design and large Charoite stone. Available with Turquoise, Gaspeite, Variscite, or Rhodochrosite stones. Original price: $720. Special price good through May 20th: $612. Savings=$108... |
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