Vintage and contemporary Native American turquoise jewelry available!
Touch of Turquoise, established in 1972, celebrates Native American artistry specializing in authentic vintage jewelry, textiles and art.
Jennie Kwon

This beautiful necklace is 25" in length with the center spinner medallion
adding 2 1/2" to the total length.
Albert and Dolly Banteah are from the Zuni Pueblo in New Mexico and produced some of the finest quality Zuni inlay jewelry in the 1970's and are considered among the top Zuni artists and silversmiths. They are no longer producing jewelry.
This piece is in excellent condition as it has bee

This representation of vintage Navajo silverwork is iconic for the "Southwest Style" many people are looking for today.
Created in the late 1960's this concho belt has 3 1/4" x 2 1/4" buckle with 4 turquoise stones as well as 8 oval conchos (2 1/2" x 2" each) with turquoise and 9 butterfly spacers (1" x 2" each) that has been placed on a black suede 3/4" belt that is ready to be cut to size.
From a
Santo Domingo, or Kewa, beadwork
For hundreds of years, Santa Domingo artisans have been creating beaded jewelry, known as heishi, by cutting and rolling turquoise, stone and shell by hand.
Today, the Santa Domingo artists continue to create amazing handcrafted beaded jewelry as well as shell mosaic inlay and silver jewelry.
Seen here are examples from the 1970's to contemporary creations.
Available for purchase.
Examples of Bisbee, Landers Blue, Mediterranean Coral and Sleeping Beauty vintage Navajo link cuffs from a private collection.
Are you looking for quality Southwestern style or Turquoise Jewelry reflecting your love of Western tradition?
Quality should never be a compromise. While our focus is vintage masterpieces, we can help you find or create your own statement piece with flair and color.
We curate Native American Jewelry pieces we believe to be unique, attractive and have a bit of history!.
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