Turquoise Gallery

Shop our large selection of beautiful and unusual American turquoises.

Gaspeite

A rare stone that is natural and deliciously green found in Quebec and Australia.

Colors range from fresh orange to burnt orange and shades of purple.  Lots of Zuni inlay as well.

Larimar

Lovely soft sky blue colored stone found in the Dominica Republic.

Turquoise Bracelets

Cuff bracelets for women in many styles.

Malachite

Light and dark green banding gives this stone a distinctively ornamental look.

Lapis

Intensely blue and highly prized with tiny inclusions of pyrite that look like star dust.

Rhodochrosite

Lovely bands in shades of light and dark rose colors course through this delightful stone.

Wild Horse

Wild Horse was so named because the stone resembles the spotted markings on Indian pinto horses.

Turquoise Earrings

Navajo and Zuni turquoise earrings .

White Buffalo

White with black and sometimes brown inclusions.  It is sometimes called “white turquoise” but since it has no copper and no blue color, it is technically not

Turquoise and Coral

A classic combination representing earth and sky used by the Navajo for decades.

Turquoise Watches

Watch tips are sterling silver and set with turquoise and many other stones such as coral, shell, onyx, lapis, malachite, opal and more.

Opal Jewelry

Earrings, rings, bracelets, cross and watches infused with brilliant fire, created with a man made opal that is more durable than the real thing. 

Turquoise Crosses

Artistic expressions illustrated in an iconic form that represents Christianity

Jewelry for Men

Native American made bola ties, money clips, watches, and pocket knives.

Old Pawn Jewelry

The most collectible of all Native American jewelry; made in the 1940-1960's.

Zuni Jewelry

Find jewelry in the 6 different techniques used in Zuni jewelry.

Fetish Necklaces

Pueblo Indian necklaces strung with hand carved animals.