Ben, Arland
| | Arland Ben was born on the Navajo Reservation in 1962. As a child, art came naturally to him. He was inspired by the beautiful scenery around his home and the rock art in the area. After attending Brigham Young University, Arland could be seen doing stunt work in major motion pictures such as The Last of the Mohicans, Geronimo and Buffalo Girls, before finally turning his attention to making jewelry. His designs reflect his connection to the canyons and his rich heritage. He has demonstrated versatility by working in both gold and silver and has developed a style uniquely his own, and has become a regular exhibitor at some of the most prestigious shows and galleries in the country. | | | | |
Pictured is an amazing ring by master Navajo jeweler, Arland Ben. He has set High grade Morenci Turquoise in sterling silver and surrounded the stone with fourteen karat gold petroglyph images. This ring is size 12 1/2.
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Oh my. Petroglyph images of 14 karat gold on sterling silver surrounding a beautiful cabochon of King's Manassa turquoise. Never another quite like this. Cuff is one inch wide at center, 6-1/2" including 1" opening.
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Partners bracelet in 14 karat gold, 3/4" wide. Price will vary according to cost of gold at time of order.
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Images are 14 karat gold on this 5/8" wide sterling silver Partners cuff. Please call for availability. Price varies dependent upon the cost of gold at the time if it is necessary to order the bracelet to size.
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Images are 14 karat gold on sterling silver post earrings that 5/8" in diameter. Price will vary depending upon cost of gold at the time earrings have been made.
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SPECIAL ORDER ONLY. Two styles of 14 karat gold rings are pictured. On the left is the Partners ring; on the right is the Bear ring. Both are 1/2" wide. The price of the ring depends upon the cost of the gold and the size at the time the ring is ordered to your size.
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