Artist Spotlight: Ronald Chavez
It’s our pleasure to introduce you to our friend, Santo Domingo artist Ronald Chavez, who is best known for his beautiful slab and bead work. Born on April 20, 1958 to Rosalita and Remijio Chavez, Santo Domingo artist Ronald Chavez learned the craft of heishi... Read more
Artist Spotlight: Torevia and Delbert Crespin
Working with and getting to know Native American artists is one of the most unique and fulfilling aspects of our business. Some artists, such as this month’s artist spotlight pair, Torevia and Delbert Crespin, have worked with us from our humblest... Read more
Beyond Turquoise: Other Stones used in Southwestern Native American Jewelry
When it comes to Southwestern Native American jewelry, there are many more stones than just turquoise that are indigenous to the surrounding environments of the Pueblo communities. Apart from real turquoise jewelry, stones such as jet, coral, mother of pearl, and... Read more
Bolo Ties – An Iconic Representation of Culture
After its invention in 1954, the bolo tie has become a fashion staple primarily among those who live in the southwest. An Arizonian by the name of Victor Cedarstaff is a possible individual responsible for creating the bolo tie. According to historians, one windy day... Read more