By the Late Alice Quam: a marvelous coral pin-pendant with a handmade chain. (the pendant loop is an open loop so it could be hooked onto the necklace or chain of your choice) 2.5 inches across with a drop length of 4.5 inches. $1800.

In response to q uestion from one of our client-friends, pioneering Tohono O'odham silversmith Rick Manuel made a photocopy image of one of his Creation Story bracelets and annotated it with a full explanation ofthe designs and symbols he used to design it.

1 3/8 inches across. $625

Created some years ago by Derrick Edaakie this beautiful link bird belt has fourteen conchas each 1.5 inches across and a buckle 2 inches across. $2000.

A spectacular bracelet set with high quality coral by Mike Perry. Born in 1975 in Lukachukai, he started working in silver in 1992 after attending Texas U in North Austin. His carreer was been helped with mentoring from the late Herbert Taylor and working for Ray Tracey.

The bracelet is for a small wrist (5.25 with a 1+ inch opening) It is 1.5 inches across at the widest point.

At left is a signed deer pin-pendant by Alonzo Hustito, from the 1960s.2.75 inches high. $300

At right is a beautiful geometric pin-pendant by Zeno and Mary Ann Eedaakie from around 1970. 1.75 inches across. $150

A very nice old style bracelet by Craig Agoodie. The spiderweb turquoise is from Nevada, but I've had it around for so long I can not say for certain what mine it might have come out of it - but no matter: beautiful natural turquoise is beautiful natural turquoise! 5.5 inches with a one inch opening and 1/2 inch wide. $400.

A small graceful bracelet set with tuquoise from the Lone Mountain Mine. $275.

Only three years a silversmith and Lorenzo Shirley is setting the world on fire. A sandcast pendant and bale, with the bale set in excellent coral. A sandcast bezel was made for the great, dark blue Morenci turquoise he cut and inlaid in to the setting. It measures 4 inches long from the top of the bale to the sandcast and chiselwork dangles and 1.75 inches across. $1100.

A great little goat pin by Craig Agoodie, set with a piece of natural, spiderweb turquoise.1.75 by 1.5 inches. $300. (His father is from the Manygoats Clan, so creating this pin was something of a labor of love.)

for recent works by Pat Pruitt in stainless, titanium and zirconium as well as new work by Steve Yellowhorse, please visit the webist of our sister gallery: www.creosotejewelry.com