We are quickly approaching August, an exciting month for American Indian jewelry collectors as it includes both Santa Fe Indian Market and my six-day themed jewelry shows at the Eldorado hotel.  I’m currently in the midst of preparing my popular 28-page American Indian jewelry catalog, which has always been a much-loved precursor to my August shows.  This month, as a special thank you to my always loyal website customers, I’m going to debut on the website some of the fine American Indian jewelry that would normally be making its first appearance either in my annual catalog or at my show.  

You will find a carefully curated selection of mostly traditional pieces – especially earrings, ones that I find exciting because of their beauty, rarity or both.  Many are quite old like this early 1900's ingot ring and these early Pueblo hoop earrings.  Some pieces are by well-known traditional artists like this Awa Tsireh ring or this wonderful spider ring attributed to Juan Dideos.  I even have a set of 10 silver spoons by Louis Lomay.  I always like to have jewelry at all price points, so you will be sure to find some more affordable pieces like these Zuni inlay flower earrings or these adorable Navajo knifewing earrings.  For those who can't get enough turquoise, how about this massive Morenci turquoise bracelet or Nevada turquoise bolo.  Finally, anyone who knows me knows that I could not put together a jewelry preview without including some very good coral.  I adore this coral Zuni needlepoint necklace that has matching earrings and bracelet.

Enjoy these pieces, and I'll be adding more for you to preview throughout the show season.

View my American Indian Jewelry Catalog Preview Here

Download my entire  2012 American Indian Jewelry Catalog Here