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Real Turquoise Jewelry: Types, Colors, and How to Identify It

Real Turquoise Jewelry: Types, Colors, and How to Identify It

Turquoise is a gemstone that has been prized for centuries for its unique color and beauty. Today, it is still a popular choice for jewelry and other decorative items. There are many different types of turquoise, each with its distinct color and properties. The most... Read more
Men’s Turquoise Bracelets–A Gift Guide

Men’s Turquoise Bracelets–A Gift Guide

Look no further than a men’s turquoise bracelet if you’re looking for a stylish and versatile piece of jewelry that is perfect for every occasion. These beautiful accessories are crafted from high-quality turquoise stones set in sterling silver settings,... Read more
Native American Jewelry for all Occasions

Native American Jewelry for all Occasions

The History of Native American Jewelry The history of Native American jewelry-making dates back to thousands of years ago when indigenous people began crafting turquoise into wearable art. Turquoise is a beautiful blue-green mineral that was highly prized by Native... Read more
Pueblo Pottery: A Unique and Beautiful Treasure

Pueblo Pottery: A Unique and Beautiful Treasure

Pueblo pottery is a unique and beautiful treasure that has been used by indigenous cultures around the world for centuries. The Pueblo Indians used pottery for practical purposes, such as cooking and storage, but they also created pieces that expressed the unique... Read more
Who Are the Hopi?

Who Are the Hopi?

Located in modern northeastern Arizona are the traditional territories of what is considered to be one of the oldest Native American tribes in North America, the Hopi. Now encompassing over one and a half million acres, the Hopi reservation is home to a rich art and... Read more
The Four Sacred Colors of the Navajo

The Four Sacred Colors of the Navajo

When it comes to Native American pottery, one of the most significant design elements used to display deeper meaning and cultural symbolism is color. Much of the painting used inNavajo pottery relates to the four sacred colors- black, white, blue, and yellow. Read on... Read more
Native American Symbolism: The Thunderbird

Native American Symbolism: The Thunderbird

Thunderbirds are an often-depicted element in Native American artistry. Frequently incorporated into Native American earrings, rings, pendants, pottery, and paintings, the thunderbird holds immense symbolic significance for the Native American Peoples. Read on to... Read more
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