Thomas Curtis

 Thomas Curtis is a legendary Navajo Silversmith whose professional career spans over 50 years.
 We offer a fine selection of Thomas Curtis Bracelets, Belt Buckles and Bolo Ties. 

 Thomas Curtis recently had a stroke that left his right hand paralyzed. Thomas continues to
 work but his jewelry is simpler and devoid of detail. Production time is much longer.

Sedona Indian Jewelry photograph of Thomas Curtis & daughter Jennifer

Thomas is an award winning Navajo silversmith. He received Best in Class at the
1987 Santa Fe Indian Market and was featured in the May 2003 issue of Arizona Highways.

Thomas Curtis was the bench silversmith for Rocking Horse Ranch in Flagstaff in 1985. 
He now uses his own hallmark which is T Curtis stamped in script and on a stamped step.

Thomas makes everything by hand including his die sets. The hardened steel Die Sets are
used to stamp the silver jewelry. Thomas also uses chisels to carve the silver.

Thomas Curtis's professional career began in the early 1950's. He fondly remembers as a
child helping his grandfather make silver jewelry. Thomas Curtis' silver designs span the
vintage years of the 1890's through the contemporary era that started in the 1940's.

A beautiful contemporary Thomas Curtis buckle that is a match to this
 Charles Loloma Bow Guard (Ketoh). Both were inspired by the designs of
 Kenneth Begay.

Kenneth Begay / Charles Loloma / Thomas Curtis

Kenneth Begay / Charles Loloma / Thomas Curtis

Very Heavy Silver and Turquoise Belt Buckle

Featuring a large Green Blue Spider Web Tibetan Turquoise Gemstone

4" x 3 1/4" Domed Sunburst Shadow Box Belt Buckle

$3250

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Thomas Curtis Silver Bracelets

Eagles in Flight

Very heavy silver... working silver this thick is extremely difficult...
 few other silversmiths even try.

The stamping is precise and beautiful

The bracelet is 5/8" wide

It is 1/8" thick

It will fit a 6 1/2" wrist
It can not be adjusted

$1375

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