Abalone Shell
One of a kind Turtle ring. Zuni Pueblo jewelers are known for the figurative imagery they use in their jewelry. Turtles represent longevity and Mother Earth. This ring is a size 8, the body is a shell and the legs are turquoise.
Detailed carving of a bear who's just been fishing. Measures 3 1/2 inches long. Origin unknown.
North West Coast Alaskan Amulet Pendant- This was carved to be worn as a pendant, but can be used as a fetish as well. The figure appears to resemble a frog figure from the totem poles. Walrus tusk is the body of the pendant and has abalone inlaid eyes.
"Shell Mountain Lion Fetish" The mountain lion fetishes are often carved with the long tail across the cat's back. This one also has the spirit bundle, shell arrowhead and piece of coral and turquoise for extra protection on the journey.
Edred Martinez is a Zuni jeweler. His style is inlay, with natural stones that are carved with lots of fine detail. This Cornmaiden can be worn as a pin or pendant. The sterling silver chain is included.
Pictured is a pair of Quail earrings. They are mosaic inlaid with a variety of natural stones and shells. Beautiful at 1 1/2 inches long.
Sterling silver bracelet by Clyde Woody. Available in malachite, turquoise, jet, abalone shell, mother-of-pearl and sometimes in coral. Please call for size and stone or shell. These bracelets have always been one of our most popular items.
Zuni Cardinal Bolo by jeweler Jake Livingston. Livingston is a Navajo Zuni and has been creating award winning, one of a kind jewelry for thirty something years. This bolo is part of a set that includes a bracelet and ring. The bolo pendant is 2-1/4" long. The bracelet is JHC4-3; the ring is JHC4-4. They do not have to be purchased as a set.
