Indigenous societies believe abalone shells carry the energy of the ocean. Abalone shells have an amazing thick inner layer of iridescent mother-of-pearl. A glowing abalone holds beautiful shades of blue, green, pink, purple and silver in Ola Eriacho's handmade sterling silver cuff bracelet. Presented in the channel inlay technique, each shell is meticulously fit with silver channels in between. The lovely cuff bracelet's entire inner circumference is about 6 1/4" including the opening of approximately 1". The bracelet is 5/8" wide. Signed by the artist. Please click here for help in determining wrist size and best fit.

Zunis and other Indigenous societies were farmers growing corn as a sustenance crop. Still planted and harvested today, corn is called The Mother because it’s cultivated from Mother Earth. The traditional way corn is used acknowledges it as a gift and blessing from the Creator. Many Pueblo cultures give Corn Dances. It’s offered to metaphorically feed animal carvings in thankfulness for their traits in nature. Cornmeal or corn pollen is usually carried in a small leather pouch. When natural resources like game animals, irrigation water and clay are used, a prayer and a sprinkling of cornmeal are given in gratitude. Zuni Pueblo jeweler Tracey Bowekaty's corn honoring necklace and earrings set is handmade from sterling silver, carved orange and purple spiny oyster shells, gold lip shell, iridescent mother-of-pearl, jet and turquoise. The earrings for pierced ears are about 3/4" long and 1/2" wide. The colorful necklace is approximately 20" long, while each corn station is roughly 1" long and 3/4" wide. Signed by the artist.

A gorgeous station holding three bright blue turquoise cabochons resemble nourishing raindrops within Bernadette Eustace's sterling silver link bracelet. The stunning spiral stations represent the journey in life and have been connected to migration stories. All handmade, this versatile and high-quality beauty is about 7 1/4" long and 5/8" wide. Signed by the artist.

Master jeweler Eric Othole's timeless and sophisticated earrings are hand-stamped with an enchanting zigzag pattern perhaps representing flowing life-giving water. These stunning, medium-weight earrings for pierced ears are handmade from reticulated sterling silver and rich 18K gold embellishments. Iridescent mother-of-pearl and lustrous black lip shell, both natural gifts from the ocean, are meticulously set in the stone to stone jewelry technique. Signed by the artist on the reverse side along with an explosion of celestial goodies. About 2 3/4" long and 1" wide.

April Unkestine's lapidary and silversmithing is meticulous as seen in an approximately 2" long and 1 1/8" wide Sunface pendant from sterling silver, pen shell, mother-of-pearl, turquoise, coral and jet. A traditional symbol, the Sunface represents the elements in balance. This striking pendant boasts two jewelry techniques, stone to stone inlay as well as channel inlay. Signed by the artist. Please click here to learn more about wonderful Zuni jewelry.

Jolene Eustace says she makes jewelry for goddesses. An extraordinary cuff bracelet will make a living goddess out of anyone. The generous Sleeping Beauty turquoise specimen is gorgeously carved and accompanied by bright red coral and 18K gold circle designs, while a reticulated sterling silver plush feather or perhaps a leaf element is adorned with 18K gold accent balls. The stunning bracelet's end caps are inlaid with Sleeping Beauty turquoise. This lovely variety of turquoise comes from the Sleeping Beauty Mine located in Globe, Arizona. It's named after the mountain range that from a distance resembles a sleeping woman with her arms crossed. The cuff bracelet's entire inner circumference is about 6 1/2" including the opening of roughly 1". The rich stone, coral and feather together measure approximately 2" wide. Signed by the artist. Please click here to determine wrist size and best fit.

Bisbee is a large copper mine located near Bisbee, Arizona. Around the late 1950's, a deposit of turquoise was discovered in the Lavender Pit region of the mine. Much of that turquoise is long gone so these days, Bisbee turquoise is considered rare and quite precious. Master jeweler Eric Othole's glorious ring is hand-fabricated with rich 24K gold and sterling silver. Front and center is a beautiful Bisbee turquoise cabochon securely cradled by a stunning setting. Hand-cut and hammered plant elements bloom around the stone accented with sterling silver balls. Eric leaves no surface untouched even designing the underside with celestial elements like exploding stars. The layered band is equally gorgeous. Signed by the artist, this is a ring size 7. The ring's station in its entirety is about 1 1/2" in diameter. Don't miss this captivating work of wearable art.

Elevate any ensemble with noted Zuni jeweler Shawn Sheyka's elegant and upscale red coral spiraling channel inlaid earrings. His workmanship and engineering is extraordinary as each coral piece has to fit meticulously between sterling silver channels. This special setting style is particular to Shawn's family and is absolutely gorgeous. About 2 3/4" long and 3/4" wide. The earrings are of medium-weight in wearability. Signed by the artist.

Cripple Creek turquoise comes from the Cripple Creek mining area located in Teller County, Colorado. This lovely variety of turquoise forms a handsome Turtle's carapace on Steven J. Aguilar's handmade sterling silver cuff bracelet. The sweet reptile has eyes, claws and tail details, while the unique bracelet is hand-stamped with elegant sun motifs among other cool designs. The precious turtle itself is about 1" tall by 3/4" wide. The cuff bracelet's entire inner circumference is approximately 7 1/8" which includes the opening of about 1 3/8". Please click here for help in determining wrist size.

Eric Othole is a master jeweler offering a distinguished gunmetal grey patina cuff bracelet. The textural quality and metallic finish is so dynamic that this sterling silver bracelet will be a definite standout on your wrist. The collectible cuff has an entire inner circumference of about 6 3/4" which includes the opening of approximately 1 1/2". Signed by the artist. Please click here to determine wrist size and best fit.

A rare green gemstone, Lucin variscite is found in isolated spots in Utah and Nevada. Most of the variscite in North America is under private claim but a small outcrop is accessible on public land west of the Great Salt Lake. It’s in a spectacularly beautiful area near the ghost town of Lucin. Abraham Peina made gorgeous use of a verdant Lucin variscite specimen for a sea Turtle's domed carapace that's bordered by twisted silver. The way he carved the variscite specimen is quite lovely too. Long flippers are from reticulated sterling silver, while a gold accent adorns the head region. Including bale, dimensions of this unique pendant are about 2 1/2" long, 1 7/8" wide and 3/8" deep. Signed by the artist.

Many sky-blue turquoise stones were skillfully worked then fitted with silver channels known as the channel inlay jewelry technique. A bit of gorgeous hematite can be seen in the turquoise. Elevating your outfit, these dynamic earrings effortlessly transition from day to night wear. They have lovely movement too. Approximately 2 1/4" long and 3/8" wide, for pierced ears handmade by Jennelle Shebola. They are lightweight in wearability. Signed by the artist.

Expertly created in the channel inlay technique where silver channels rest meticulously between stone or shell, Sheldon Lalio's stunning sterling silver cuff bracelet features an array of Sonoran turquoise stones. Mined in Mexico near the city of Cananea, this variety of turquoise is prized for a vibrancy like no other. The silver is a really nice heavy gauge too. The rich bracelet's entire inner circumference is approximately 6 1/2" which includes the opening of roughly 1 1/4". The width is a flattering 3/4". A collector's cuff bracelet that will compliment any wardrobe style. Signed by the artist. Please click here for help in determining wrist size and best fit.

Shells are a gift from the ocean. Darrell Shebola's handmade sterling silver Turtle pin/pendant comes to life with watery abalone and iridescent pink mussel shell beautifully inlaid. An eye is set with turquoise, while a sweet smile and claws are nicely etched. About 1 1/4" long and 2" wide. Signed by the artist. Please click here to learn more about traditional inlay jewelry in Toshio Sei's 2013 copyrighted book "Figural Designs in Zuni Jewelry". This wonderful publication is not included with Darrell's pin/pendant but can be purchased separately, please inquire.

The challenging channel inlay jewelry technique involves hand-cut stones and shells that are fit into custom made sterling silver compartments. Geninka Dickson's sterling silver mosaic pendant was created in the channel inlay way. Rich portions of marble, iridescent mother-of-pearl, sky blue turquoise, lovely pen shell, vibrant lapis lazuli, shimmering gold lip shell and gorgeous bumblebee jasper harmoniously occupy this approximately 2" long including bale and 1" wide striking pendant. Signed by the artist. It comes with a nice silver chain that's about 18". A handsome 2-piece set.

Alice Wyaco-Mutte's handmade sterling silver and red coral cluster work earrings are of a great quality. She excels at combining stones to form these round beauties. Each tiny bezel is custom cut as is each red coral piece, created in the traditional Zuni petit point manner. Alice's son was the late jeweler Carlton Jamon. Dimensions of these joyful post earrings are approximately 1/2" in diameter. They are featherweight in wearability. Signed by the artist.

We are happy to welcome Eva Wyaco to Keshi's website with a simply stunning statement piece. The elegant hand-crafted sterling silver cuff bracelet is loaded with 88 individual pieces of rich red coral set into custom-cut bezels forming three dazzling stations. Twisted wire borders and silver dots compliment each of the three sections. An incredible cuff bracelet that honors and elevates the original Zuni petit point jewelry method, a testament of Eva's love of her culture and family traditions. The lovely cuff's entire inner circumference is about 6 1/4" including the opening of roughly 1". The striking center station is about 2" in diameter, while the side stations measure approximately 1 1/4" wide. Signed by the artist. Please click here to determine wrist size and best fit.

Octavius and Irma Seowtewa are accomplished artists creating the finest petit point jewelry. Petit point is original and exclusive to Zuni Pueblo. It is prized for incredible detail and visually striking designs. A time-consuming process, each tiny silver bezel or sleeve is hand-trimmed to receive custom-cut stones. The Seowtewa's latest offering is a magnificent sterling silver and turquoise petit point cuff bracelet presented in three pleasing circular stations. The spectacular center one is about 1 1/2" in diameter, while the smaller side stations are approximately 1" in diameter. The collectible cuff bracelet's entire inner circumference is roughly 6 1/8" including the opening of about 1". Signed by the artists. Please click here for help in determining wrist measurements and best fit. For more information on amazing Zuni jewelry please click here.

Darrell Shebola's engaging perched parrot pin/pendant is a flash back to an older style of inlay jewelry that is quickly becoming a rarity. Arranged from carved sky-blue turquoise, vibrant lapis lazuli, iridescent gold lip shell, watery abalone, vivid coral, spiny oyster shell, mother-of-pearl and pen shell, this joyful versatile piece can be worn as a pin or as a pendant. The sterling silver branch and feet are sweetly worked. About 2 1/2" long and 1 5/8" wide. Signed by the artist. Please click here to learn more about traditional inlay jewelry in Toshio Sei's 2013 copyrighted book "Figural Designs in Zuni Jewelry". This wonderful publication is not included with Darrell's parrot pin/pendant but can be purchased separately, please inquire.

In Indigenous Pueblo art, the visual representation of rainfall is often depicted with straight, parallel lines and stylized cloud shapes. Rainclouds are powerful symbols of life-giving water that bless the land with good crops in the arid desert. Allison Melton is a wonderful mosaic artist whose creations are of exceptional quality. Mosaic work is a two-dimensional art form that involves covering a surface with small pieces of materials, like stones and shell. The pattern in this pendant forms a stunning raincloud and lightning bolt element from sterling silver, lapis lazuli, coral and shell. Surrounding pieces are from iridescent mother-of-pearl, pen shell and smoky mother-of-pearl. Everything is skillfully overlaid on a lovely bivalve shell. Including the silver bale, measurements are approximately 2" long and 1 5/8" wide.

We are happy to welcome Quinton and Margie Quam to Keshi's website. Their beautifully handmade Rainbow Man pin/pendant is an eye-catching gem. Collaboratively created in the channel inlay jewelry technique, colorful specimens of pink mussel shell, gold lip shell, mother-of-pearl, turquoise, coral, pen shell and lapis lazuli have been carefully measured, cut and shaped before being placed into hand-fabricated sterling silver channels. Rainbow Man is a powerful symbol in Zuni Pueblo culture. He is associated with rain, always a blessing in desert country. Rainbow Man is brother of Knifewing. About 1" long and 1 5/8" wide. Signed by the artist.

Darrell Shebola's remarkable stone to stone inlaid Eagle earrings are a flash back to an older style of inlay jewelry that is quickly becoming a rarity. Created from iridescent mother-of-pearl, golden gold lip shell and jet, the collectible sterling silver earrings are medium-weight in wearability. About 2" long including hooks and 1" wide. Signed by the artist.

Please click here to learn more about traditional inlay jewelry in Toshio Sei's 2013 copyrighted book "Figural Designs in Zuni Jewelry". This wonderful publication is not included with Darrell's earrings but can be purchased separately, please inquire.

A high-quality and gorgeous turquoise, coral, jet and gold lip shell channel inlaid sterling silver Zuni Sunface pin/pendant is by master jeweler April Unkestine. The precisely cut stones and shells are set with silver channels in between them. The Sunface design is traditional one representing the elements in balance. About 1 1/2" long and 1 1/2" wide. Signed by the artist. Please click here to learn about amazing Zuni jewelry.

The traditional tufa cast method was employed in the creation of a standout Turtle necklace by Joel Pajarito of Kewa Pueblo. His grandmother was renowned jeweler Mary C. Lovato and many of his family members including his father Anthony Lovato, are important jewelers. Tufa casting is a labor-intensive process that includes the tricky aspect of visualizing your final product in reverse, as it is carved into the stone. The tufa molds can only be used once, as they are destroyed in the removal of the cooled silver piece. Each earth-loving turtle station cradles either vibrant spiny oyster shell or rich sugilite cabochons. Beneficial rain clouds and fertile corn elements adorn the stations as well. Little curved tails and eyes also add sweet character to each reptile. A lovely hook and eye silver closure unites bold jet, fine heishe and turquoise beads. Each turtle is about 1 3/4" long and 1 1/4" wide. The collectible necklace is about 22" long. Signed by the artist.

Joel Pajarito is an accomplished jeweler hailing from the late Mary C. Lovato family of Kewa Pueblo artists. Mary herself passed down traditional jewelry arts to Joel. His father is celebrated jeweler Anthony Lovato who is an avid horseman. Inspired by the Horses at his Kewa Pueblo home, Joel's handsome tufa cast sterling silver bolo tie forms a powerful Pueblo Maiden. The bolo-tie is a work of art you can wear on your body. His exquisite craftsmanship of the piece is evident in every detail. Design elements include a magnificent horse, stone to stone inlays set with Royston turquoise and red coral, plus rich fossilized ivory. A lovely 14K gold spiral accent is like the rising sun over Kewa country. The adjustable Maiden station itself is about 3 3/4" long and 2" wide. It is approximately 48" long including the gorgeous handmade sterling silver tips. The high-quality braided leather is extra thick. Signed by the artist along with ripe corn motifs.