Southwest Jewelry
Sterling Silver Jewelry Multicolor Turquoise Post Earrings RS39645
Materials: Sterling silver, Turquoise, Magenta Turquoise, Oyster Shell, Black Jade, and Opal.
Measurements: Post dangle earrings measure approximately 1-3/8" long and 3/8" at widest point.
Learn MoreSouthwestern Multicolor Inlay Ring Size 5 EX41792
Materials: Sterling silver, real Turquoise, Jet, Lapis, Red Oyster Shell, White and Yellow Mother of Pearl.
Measurements: Ring is size 5, it measures approximately 1/4" long and 3/4" wide.
Learn MoreAuthentic Sterling Silver Turquoise Southwestern Belt Buckle AX78252
Materials: Sterling silver and real Turquoise.
Measurements: Belt buckle measures approximately 2-1/8" long, 3-1/8" at widest point, will fit a belt that is up to 1-1/2" wide and weighs 62 grams.
Learn MoreSterling Silver And Hematite Bead Necklace SX114654
Materials: Sterling silver and real Hematite.
Measurements: Necklace measures approximately 16-5/8" long.
Learn MoreSterling Silver Turquoise Money Clip MX121584
Materials: Sterling Silver and real Turquoise.
Measurements: Money clip measures approximately 2" long and 3/4" wide.
Learn MoreAuthentic Sterling Silver Turquoise Dragonfly Butterfly Bracelet Jewelry VX65199
Materials: Sterling silver and real Turquoise.
Measurements: The inner bracelet circumference measures approximately 5-1/2", plus a 1-1/8" opening, and 5/8" at widest point.
Learn MoreTurquoise Sterling Silver Southwest Pendant RX54368
Materials: Sterling silver and real Turquoise.
Measurements: Pendant measures approximately 1-3/4" long (including bail) and 5/8" at widest point.
Learn MoreSterling Silver Southwest Turquoise Inlay Cuff Watch RX65847
Materials: Sterling Silver and real Turquoise.
Measurements: The inner watch cuff circumference measures approximately 5-3/8", plus a 1-1/4" opening, and 1-1/8" at widest point. The watch weighs 54 grams.
Learn MoreMother Of Pearl Genuine Sterling Silver Bead Key Chain RX115352
Materials: Sterling Silver and real Mother of Pearl.
Measurements: Key chain measures approximately 3" long (including ring) and 5/8" at widest point.
Learn MoreSilver Turquoise Multicolor Inlay Jewelry Post Earrings NS42540
Materials: Sterling silver, Turquoise, Oyster Shell, Black Jade, and Mother of Pearl.
Measurements: Post earrings measure approximately 5/8" long and 3/8" at widest point.
Learn MoreMulticolor Inlay Authentic Sterling Silver Southwest Ring Size 8-3/4 QX75236
Materials: Sterling silver, real Turquoise, Lapis, Jet, Red Oyster Shell, Yellow and White Mother Of Pearl.
Measurements: Ring is size 8-3/4, it measures approximately 5/8" long and 7/8" wide.
Learn MoreSterling Silver Turquoise And Multicolor Ranger Belt Buckle AW70611
Materials: Sterling silver, Turquoise, Oyster Shell, Mother of Pearl, and Black Jade.
Measurements: Rangers main belt buckle measures approximately 1-5/8" long and 1-5/8" at widest point, the two center pieces measure 1-1/8" long and 5/8" at widest point. The tip end measures approximately 1" long and 1" at widest point, and will fit a belt that is up to 7/8" wide. This belt buckle weighs approximately 53 grams.
Learn MoreTurquoise Southwestern Genuine Sterling Silver Bead Necklace LX114238
Materials: Sterling Silver, and real Turquoise.
Measurements:The necklace measures approximately 21" long.
Learn MoreSouthwestern Turquoise Sterling Silver Money Clip MX121580
Materials: Sterling silver and real Turquoise.
Measurements: Money clip measures approximately 2-1/8" long and 1" wide.
Learn MoreTurquoise Silver Southwest Link Bracelet AX77938
Materials: Sterling silver and real Turquoise.
Measurements: The link bracelet measures approximately 6-3/4" inside circumference, which means the bracelet will fit a wrist that is 5-3/4" to 6-1/2" comfortably. Each link measures approximately 1" long and 1/4" at widest point. The links are finished off with a hand crafted box clasp.
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Southwest Jewelry
Southwest jewelry is among the most distinctive and creative styles in existence. The design, variety and artistry that goes into every piece have made us the premiere online destination for all your jewelry needs. Our inventory reflects the methods and history that helped make these stunning works of art so popular.
It is believed American Indians were taught the art of working silver in the 19th century. They quickly made the process their own with distinctive characteristics of Southwest jewelry that inspired today's popular styles. Their use of overlay, stones and symbols made Southwest jewelry a highly sought after commodity.
That tradition continues today and our customers are continually amazed by our huge selection of Southwest jewelry and art. Our collection includes beautiful Southwest Indian jewelry inspired by those early pieces.
Many people believe the most popular styles were developed in the early 1900s when Southwest Indian jewelry designers began making silver items for themselves and for trading with other tribes. The beauty of those pieces soon attracted outsiders and artists began trading Southwest Indian jewelry commercially.
Since that time, the craft has evolved into what it is today, a thriving business built on expert craftsmanship and a rich cultural history. SilverTribe gets much of its inventory from some of the most skilled makers of Southwest jewelry on the planet.
Many people believe Atsidi Sani, a Navajo, was the tribe's first blacksmith and silversmith. He is credited with launching the movement that continues today. Modern Southwest jewelry designers keep that spirit alive through their work.
At SilverTribe, we offer Southwest jewelry at the best prices available. Much of today's work combines modern craftsmanship with culturally significant symbols and imagery that never fails to capture the imagination of those who browse our stunning and inspiring collection.
Many of the symbols you'll see on Southwest Indian jewelry have been used for generations and represent several aspects of daily life and spiritual beliefs. The stonework and detailed artistry pays homage to a history of meticulous craftsmanship and skill. Many of the techniques and stone varieties used in the 19th century are still implemented in today's Southwest jewelry.
Other examples also detail the stunning landscapes of the four Corners region, where many tribes still live and create Southwest jewelry. Their angular carvings and use of color make these pieces recognized as some of the most popular items around.
Anyone shopping for Southwest jewelry should take some time to browse our growing catalog. SilverTribe offers the industry's best prices on the most revered and sought after styles.
Our inventory includes one-of-a-kind examples made by todays most talented and dedicated southwest jewelry designers. Our customers are drawn to distinctive and unique pieces that capture their personality and embrace the cultural beliefs that inspire many of our products.
We offer discounted pricing on all of our Native American jewelry products and can have any beautiful piece of art or jewelry shipped right to your door. The quality and value of our selection will keep you coming back for more alluring products at the lowest price possible.