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Rare and Unique Southwest Native American Turquoise Jewelry all handmade by award winning American artists.

Recently, Sedona Indian Jewelry joined forces with Boyd Tsosie and other master Native American artists to form Sedonawolf Custom Jewelry. We create high quality corporate and individual masterpieces. Belt buckles, bracelets, pendants, bolo ties and other fine jewelry for you to present as awards and gifts suitable for any occasion.  Business or Personal gifts all designed to meet your individual requirements. Call Wolf at 800 462 8536 for more information.

Native American Jewelry and Southwest Turquoise Jewelry first gained national and international attention (and investment status) in the 1970's. Sedona Indian Jewelry has been moving this art form forward for the last 20 years. Visit our website and be amazed. This is finest quality jewelry in silver and gold with rare (often extinct) turquoise, coral and other gemstones from around the world. We sell Southwest Native American (American Indian) bracelets, bolo ties, pendants, necklaces, earrings, rings and more. Avant-guard jewelry designs by sophisticated silversmiths... contemporary and vintage jewelry that is art. Jewelry that you will be proud to wear and proud to be seen wearing. We are associated with over 70 master Navajo, Hopi, Zuni and Santo Domingo Native American artists.

Sedona Indian Jewelry keeps a very large inventory which add to regularly.  All the jewelry you see is ready to ship to you today.  Everything is photographed in detail.  The jewelry you see is the jewelry you get.  You get your jewelry at the price you expected to pay. Never any surprise fees or added costs.  Always Free Shipping on orders over $1000

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We want satisfied customers and we work hard every day to earn your business. Our Guarantee is simple. You are thrilled with your purchase or return it (within 3 days of receipt) for a full refund. Refunds are not possible for orders that we made to your specifications or for layaway purchases that we took off the market to hold for you.. However,in those special cases we will try to offer customers a store credit or exchange.

Why fine quality Native American Turquoise Jewelry and what should you buy?

First, let's first address the matter of  fake or costume Southwest jewelry. Not all Native American Jewelry is the same. Much of it, at first glance, looks Native American but it is not. It is poor copies made in offshore sweatshops using cheap, imitation materials. Most of the turquoise you see today is not real, it is soft, chalk turquoise mixed with resins. These are not qualities from which profitable investments will spring from. Put another way, mass produced jewelry with plastic turquoise has little to no chance of being worth more in the future than it is today. And probably, if the truth be told, it will be worth less and difficult to sell.

Fine Native American jewelry handmade by master silversmiths will be made from precious metals (usually silver and gold). It will contain rare, beautiful  turquoise, coral and other gems. Rare turquoise from Southwest United States mines such as Bisbee, Morenci, Lone Mountain, Number Eight, Carico Lake, Lander Blue, Indian Mountain, Red Mountain and a few other Arizona and Nevada turquoise mines have a proven history of appreciation. All Sedona Indian Jewelry is made by dedicated, master silversmiths who take great pride in their art. They set themselves the highest possible standards and use finest quality materials. We have been on the internet supporting creative, accomplished, hard working Native American artists since 1998.

Today, Southwest Jewelry is collected worldwide... Japan, China, Europe, North and South America. This is art, its appeal is timeless. Gold, silver, rare turquoise and coral have always been scarce, today it is clear that these materials may become extinct and the prices for highest grade material is growing more expensive as the supply dimenishes. Few younger artists are learning the metal, lapidary and design skills necessary to create these masterpieces. Rare and beautiful examples of Southwest Turquoise jewelry are now bought, sold and collected like the rare art that it is.

Turquoise Jewelry

Turquoise jewelry was here in North America since pre-historic times... but it was not set in metal. This was a stone age society. Turquoise silver jewelry did not reach Native American Indian people until the late 1800's. Back then, there were only a few turquoise mines. In the early 1900's, the rising demand for copper and advanced mining methods brought new turquoise discoveries. Mines like Bisbee and Morenci yielded large, beautiful deposits of high grade turquoise. This of course, did not go unnoticed and soon turquoise adorned most Native American Indian jewelry.