Pearls NOT Included - Pendant ONLY
Sleeping Beauty Turquoise
Measures 1 1/4” Wide x 2 1/2” Height w/Bail
Weight: 26.39G
Signed by Ernest Rangel, Navajo
Rangel balances his time between traditional silversmithing & competing as a professional rodeo cowboy
Rangel is widely known for creating rugged, dramatic & heavily textured statement jewelry
Mine Number 8
Signed by Steve Francisco, Navajo
Bar Measures 1/2” Wide x 2” Height w/Bail
Discovered in 1929 in Eureka County, Nevada, the #8 Mine is celebrated for producing some of the finest spiderweb turquoise in the world.
Turquoise extraction officially stopped in 1976, and today the site operates exclusively as a large-scale open-pit gold mine.
Because no new turquoise is being extracted, genuine vintage #8 pieces are highly collectible and prized by artisans and collectors
Mine Number 8
Signed by Steve Francisco, Navajo
Bar Measures 1/2” Wide x 2” Height w/Bail
Discovered in 1929 in Eureka County, Nevada, the #8 Mine is celebrated for producing some of the finest spiderweb turquoise in the world.
Turquoise extraction officially stopped in 1976, and today the site operates exclusively as a large-scale open-pit gold mine.
Because no new turquoise is being extracted, genuine vintage #8 pieces are highly collectible and prized by artisans and collectors
Mine Number 8
Signed by Steve Francisco, Navajo
Bar Measures 1/2” Wide x 2” Height w/Bail
Discovered in 1929 in Eureka County, Nevada, the #8 Mine is celebrated for producing some of the finest spiderweb turquoise in the world.
Turquoise extraction officially stopped in 1976, and today the site operates exclusively as a large-scale open-pit gold mine.
Because no new turquoise is being extracted, genuine vintage #8 pieces are highly collectible and prized by artisans and collectors
Mine Number 8
Signed by Steve Francisco, Navajo
Discovered in 1929 in Eureka County, Nevada, the #8 Mine is celebrated for producing some of the finest spiderweb turquoise in the world.
Turquoise extraction officially stopped in 1976, and today the site operates exclusively as a large-scale open-pit gold mine.
Because no new turquoise is being extracted, genuine vintage #8 pieces are highly collectible and prized by artisans and collectors
Signed Leslie Nez
Stamped Sterling
Size 8 ½ Adjustable
Slab & Setting Measures: 1 1/2” Long x 1” Wide
Number 8 turquoise originates from the historic Number 8 mine in Eureka County, Nevada
Discovered in 1925 and first mined in 1929 as a copper and gold byproduct, the mine is no longer active for turquoise.
Because the site has been overtaken by large-scale gold mining, supplies are strictly finite and highly collectible.
Silversmith Made
20” Chain
Measures 1 1/2” Long (with Bail) x 7/8” Wide
Lone Mountain turquoise is a premium, highly sought-after natural turquoise mined in Esmerelda County, near Tonopah, Nevada
Known for its excellent hardness and ability to hold its rich color without fading
Silversmith Made
20” Chain
Measures 1 1/2” Long (with Bail) x 1/2” Wide
Stamped Sterling
Lone Mountain turquoise is a premium, highly sought-after natural turquoise mined in Esmerelda County, near Tonopah, Nevada
Known for its excellent hardness and ability to hold its rich color without fading
Silversmith Made
18” Chain
Blackjack Turquoise is exclusively sourced from the Blackjack Mine near Tonopah, Nevada.
Because of its limited, specific deposit, it remains a rare and sought-after stone for collectors and Southwestern jewelry.
Silversmith Made
20” Chain
Measures 2” Long (with Bail) x 1” Wide
Stamped Sterling
The Tonopah Blue Gem name is historically tied to the Royal Blue Mine.
This highly collectible turquoise comes from a handful of claims located about 20–28 miles northeast of Tonopah, Nevada
Silversmith Made
20” Chain
Measures 2” Long (with Bail) x 3/4” Wide
Stamped Sterling
The Tonopah Blue Gem name is historically tied to the Royal Blue Mine.
This highly collectible turquoise comes from a handful of claims located about 20–28 miles northeast of Tonopah, Nevada
Silversmith Made
20” Chain
Measures 2 1/4” Long (with Bail) x 3/4” Wide
Stamped Sterling
Lone Mountain turquoise is a premium, highly sought-after natural turquoise mined in Esmerelda County, near Tonopah, Nevada
Known for its excellent hardness and ability to hold its rich color without fading
Silversmith Made
20” Chain
Measures 2 1/4” Long (with Bail) x 3/4” Wide
Stamped Sterling
Lone Mountain turquoise is a premium, highly sought-after natural turquoise mined in Esmerelda County, near Tonopah, Nevada
Known for its excellent hardness and ability to hold its rich color without fading
Silversmith Made
20” Chain
Measures 1 1/2” Long (with Bail) x 1” Wide
Stamped Sterling
Lone Mountain turquoise is a premium, highly sought-after natural turquoise mined in Esmerelda County, near Tonopah, Nevada
Known for its excellent hardness and ability to hold its rich color without fading
Silversmith Made
18” Chain
Blackjack Turquoise is exclusively sourced from the Blackjack Mine near Tonopah, Nevada.
Because of its limited, specific deposit, it remains a rare and sought-after stone for collectors and Southwestern jewelry.
Blackjack Turquoise
Silversmith Made
18” Chain
Blackjack Turquoise is exclusively sourced from the Blackjack Mine near Tonopah, Nevada.
Because of its limited, specific deposit, it remains a rare and sought-after stone for collectors and Southwestern jewelry.
Blackjack Turquoise
Silversmith Made
18” Chain
Blackjack Turquoise is exclusively sourced from the Blackjack Mine near Tonopah, Nevada.
Because of its limited, specific deposit, it remains a rare and sought-after stone for collectors and Southwestern jewelry.
Blackjack, Kingman Turquoise, Orange Spiny
Silversmith Made
16” + 2” Extender
Pendant Measures 1 1/2” Tall x 1 1/2” Wide
Blackjack Turquoise is exclusively sourced from the Blackjack Mine near Tonopah, Nevada.
Because of its limited, specific deposit, it remains a rare and sought-after stone for collectors and Southwestern jewelry.
Silversmith Made
18” Chain
Blackjack Turquoise is exclusively sourced from the Blackjack Mine near Tonopah, Nevada.
Because of its limited, specific deposit, it remains a rare and sought-after stone for collectors and Southwestern jewelry.
Signed by Merle House, Navajo
Family Roots: His family is deeply rooted in the Dilcon region of the Arizona Navajo Reservation and has heavily influenced Native jewelry making. His work carries forward a rich generational tradition of silversmithing.
Collectibility: His handmade cuffs, rings, pendants, and watchbands are sought-after collector's items and are sold by reputable Southwestern galleries and vintage traders.
Wolf has been hand engraved - tapped with a small hammer, shaving away metal to create fine lines, fur textures, and deep contours directly onto the surface of the silver
18” Chain
Pendant Measures: 1 9/16” Height (at tallest point) x 1 1/2” Wide
Weight: 22.95G
Signed by Carlos Francisco
Heart: 1-1/2" x 1-1/4"
Cord: 35"
Tips: 1-1/2"
Total length of 38" (all measurements are approximate)
Tribe: (Navajo)
Stone: Dry Creek Turquoise
The Dry Creek Turquoise mine in Nevada was first discovered during the early 1990's by Nevada's Shoshone Native American tribe. Dry Creek had been mined for a number of years producing a creamy blue stone often with a golden or cocoa brown matrix.
Silversmith Made
18” Chain
Blackjack Turquoise is exclusively sourced from the Blackjack Mine near Tonopah, Nevada.
Because of its limited, specific deposit, it remains a rare and sought-after stone for collectors and Southwestern jewelry.
Silversmith Made
18” Chain
Blackjack Turquoise is exclusively sourced from the Blackjack Mine near Tonopah, Nevada.
Because of its limited, specific deposit, it remains a rare and sought-after stone for collectors and Southwestern jewelry.
Blackjack, Kingman Turquoise & Orange Spiny
Silversmith Made
16” + 2” Extender
Pendant Measures 2 1/2” Long x 1 3/4” Wide
Blackjack Turquoise is exclusively sourced from the Blackjack Mine near Tonopah, Nevada.
Because of its limited, specific deposit, it remains a rare and sought-after stone for collectors and Southwestern jewelry.
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