Petite Dry Creek Turquoise Link Bracelet dream catcher The bottom horseshoe shaped piece

The bottom horseshoe shaped piece is called a Naja and is a good luck symbol borrowed from the Moors’ culture of Spain

Stamped "Sterling”

fluorite was powdered in water to relieve the symptoms of kidney disease

These unusual curved earrings are perfectly balanced and feature a hand-cut overlay storm pattern and hand stamping

An exquisite oval of Arizona Kingman Turquoise is bezel set and encircled with a sterling silver rope

Petite Dry Creek Turquoise Link Bracelet dream catcher The bottom horseshoe shaped pieceThis petite Dry Creek Turquoise Link Bracelet has five individual stones bezel set and joined together with hand crafted sterling silver links and a toggle clasp. This is a great bracelet for the smaller wrist. The Navajo artist, Leonard Paquin chose lovely stones for this piece. The adjustable chain makes this bracelet very comfortable to wear. Dry Creek Turquoise, from Northern Nevada, is a very unusual pastel turquoise with light brown matrix.