Abby Kent Flythe Fine Art

This exceptional bolo tie by multi-award-winning Navajo artist and good friend, Alvin Yellowhorse showcases a large 68-carat webbed Indian Mountain turquoise cabochon surrounded by his signature cobblestone inlay. Coral, Carico Lake, New Lander and Chinese turquoise, lapis, and Parker petrified wood come together in a vibrant mosaic, all framed by Yellowhorse's distinctive cutout silver border. Set on a high-quality 44" black leather cord, the handmade sterling silver tips are finished with turquoise and coral accents, completing this remarkable wearable work of art. A true collector's piece that highlights the incredible lapidary and silversmithing skills for which Alvin Yellowhorse is celebrated.

Award-winning Navajo artist Andy Lee Kirk crafted this 14k gold bracelet using the tufa cast technique, featuring exceptional Lander Blue turquoise inlay with a matching square cabochon. The natural texture created by the tufa stone mold contrasts with the crisp gold bezels and fine inlay, while a single coral accent adds subtle color. Genuine Lander Blue turquoise is among the rarest American turquoise, mined from a small Nevada deposit that produced only about 100 pounds of gem-quality material before it was exhausted. Pieces incorporating Lander Blue of this quality are increasingly difficult to find, making this an excellent example of Andy Lee Kirk's goldwork and a noteworthy addition to any serious collection. Size 6-6.25

This extraordinary bracelet by award winning Zuni artists Carl and Irene Clark is a masterwork of contemporary inlay. A great number of meticulously hand-cut stones of sugilite, lapis, coral, turquoise, and jet are expertly fitted together to create a beautiful mosaic that flows seamlessly across the wide silver cuff. The precision, color balance, and flawless execution reflect the Clarks' exceptional artistry and have made their work among the most sought after in Native American jewelry. Both bold and elegant, this bracelet is a true collector's piece.

Beautiful 18k gold necklace by master Hopi artist Charles Supplee featuring a striking mask motif accented with two diamonds and a single Lone Mountain stone. The pendant is suspended from a handcrafted link and cast feather chain, showcasing Supplee’s distinctive fusion of traditional Hopi symbolism and refined contemporary design. The necklace measures 24 inches long and is signed with the artist’s iconic sunface hallmark. Features a hook-and-eye closure. Pendant measures approximately 2.25 x 2 inches.

A beautiful contemporary bolo by a good friend, and award-winning Hopi artist Don Supplee. Masterfully crafted in sterling silver with 18k gold bezels, this elegant design showcases natural Lone Mountain turquoise in both the main pendant and matching enhancer. The pendant measures 2.75" x 1.75", with a 1.25" x 1.125" enhancer, 3" tips, and a 47" cord.

Larry Vasquez is celebrated for his exceptional beadwork, and this elegant seven-strand necklace is a wonderful example of his artistry. Delicate strands of hand-cut opal heshi are accented with rich 14k gold cones and findings, creating a beautiful balance of warmth, texture, and refinement. The soft, earthy palette makes this piece remarkably versatile, whether worn on its own or layered with your favorite jewelry. Finished with an extendable clasp for a customizable fit, this is a timeless design from one of the most respected names in contemporary Native American jewelry. Measures 21" with an adjustable extension.

This exceptional vintage ring by master Navajo artist Lee Yazzie, created in the late 1980s to early 1990s, showcases his unmistakable style and extraordinary work. Crafted in 14K gold, the bold design is accented with elegant lapis and turquoise inlay, with a richly textured gold tufa casting. Featured in the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian's Glittering World exhibition, Lee Yazzie is regarded as one of the most influential Native American jewelers of the modern era, making his work highly sought after by collectors. The ring is a size 10¾.

Elegant silver necklace by Mary Marie Lincoln featuring Morenci turquoise pendant suspended from a beautifully balanced handmade silver bead and taper bead chain. Known for her silverwork, Mary Marie Lincoln is a member of the renowned Yazzie family of Navajo jewelers and was featured in the landmark Glittering World exhibition at the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian, which celebrated the artistry and innovation of that family. Necklace measures 24 inches.

This exceptional ring by legendary Hopi artist Charles Loloma embodies the unique precision that made him one of the most influential Native American jewelers in history. Created around 1975, the sculptural sterling silver design showcases Loloma's innovative approach to form, centered by what is believed to be a Persian turquoise cabochon. Highly sought after by collectors, Loloma's work is celebrated for redefining Native American jewelry and remains among the most valuable and important of the late twentieth century. The ring fits approximately a size 5½ to 6.

Museum-quality wearable art by master, award-winning Navajo (Diné) artist Raymond Yazzie, recognized for his presence in the “Glittering World” exhibition at the National Museum of the American Indian in New York City. This bracelet features high-grade Lone Mountain turquoise set in sterling silver with refined 18k gold accents, executed with exceptional precision and finish. It measures ¾ inch wide and 5.25 inches end to end with a 1-inch opening, offering a smooth, comfortable wear. Such a work with high-grade stone, a celebrated artist, and the striking contrast of gold and silver, is essential in any serious Native American jewelry collection. Please call for price and additional photographs.