Turquoise Bracelet Native American by Olin Tsingine

Turquoise Bracelet Native American by Olin TsingineOlin Tsingine is a young Hopi silversmith. He learned his craft from Steve LaRance. This particular design was cast from cuttle bone and is adorned with a Number Eight Turquoise gemstone. His Hopi Jewelry is reminiscent of contemporary designs that were created by Charles Lolema. His choice of gemstones is in traditional native american jewelry colors. The turquoise, coral, and other gems he uses are natural and untreated. Cast Cuttle Bone Design with

The size can be easily adjusted by any jeweler with a laser

Philbert Begay

tiny particles of silver are fused to the bottom layer

Complex hand stamped Sam LaFontain native american jewelry Lapis Earrings

The Silver bracelet is 3/4" wide

The stamps are all

Kee was featured in the 1990's NYC Totems to Turquoise Exhibit

Lapis Gemstone measures 1 3/4" long and 7/8" wide

It features a Lightning Design with 2 Kingman Turquoise gems

The Bolo Tie measures 2 3/8" in Diameter

These Alton Bedonie Silver Earrings measure 2 1/4" x 3/4"

Coin Silver