Direct from the Southwest
Our collection features work from Navajo, Zuni, Hopi, and Pueblo silversmiths — among the most respected traditions in Native American jewelry. Techniques include hand stamping, overlay, tufa casting, stone setting, and cluster and inlay work passed down through generations.
What you will see on our pieces
- Artist hallmarks and stamps where the maker signed their work.
- Sterling silver construction with hand-finished detail.
- Natural turquoise and gemstones selected for color and character.
- Traditional motifs — squash blossoms, conchos, feathers, kachina figures, and geometric Zuni needlepoint.
Honoring the craft
We believe in fair representation: crediting makers when known, describing origin accurately, and never misrepresenting non-Native work as Native-made.
When you wear a piece from our collection, you support living artisans and the continuation of a cultural art form — not mass-produced imitations.
Featured traditions
Navajo silversmithing brought squash blossom necklaces and heavy stamp work to the world stage. Zuni artists are renowned for fine needlepoint and petit point turquoise settings. Hopi overlay creates striking contrast in silver. Pueblo jewelers contribute distinctive stone work and design sensibilities.
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