Informative Articles About Jewelry and Handcrafts
Collectors Highlight: Society of Medalists
The Society of Medalists was world-renowned for its collection of medals crafted by some of…
READ MORESouthwestern American Indian Women and Pottery
American Indian pottery has been primarily viewed as a woman’s art for thousands of years.…
READ MORESalt River Canyon Scenic Drive
The Salt River Canyon near our home in Globe, Arizona is a sight to see.…
READ MORESix Myths of Buying Turquoise
1 COLLECTING TURQUOISE IS EXPENSIVE: Not necessarily. While there’s a lot of turquoise out there…
READ MORETurquoise Jewelry: Five Leading Native American Designers
What separates the masters from the novices in the world of jewelry design isn’t simply…
READ MOREPeridot Jewelry: You Say ‘Tomahto’, We Say ‘Tomato’
When I arrived on the San Carlos Apache Reservation to begin work as an educator,…
READ MORESquash Blossom & Naja Jewelry: A Cultural Evolution of Personal Style
If you’re new to the world of collecting Native American jewelry, or visiting the Southwestern…
READ MORESterling Silver Jewelry: The New Gold Standard
Classic. Bright. Bold. Timeless. These are just a few of the accolades describing sterling silver…
READ MORENative American Beadwork: An Alternative Spectrum
“I don’t like the word ‘bling’, though some people call my work ‘native bling’,” says…
READ MOREPriscilla Nieto Jewelry: Beads with a Blessing from Santo Domingo Pueblo
Santo Domingo, one of the Rio Grande pueblos, lies between Albuquerque and Santa Fe, New…
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