FLAGSTAFF, AZ — A Navajo family said hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of Native American jewelry were stolen from their locked trailer while attending a Powwow in California. Maryetta and Henry ...

The sunbaked streets of Santa Fe are chock-a-block with sellers of Native American jewelry, but none other is quite like Chipeta Trading Company. For starters, there are no window displays exhibiting ...

An Arizona family, who recently visited the Bay Area, is pleading for help after they say someone stole tens of thousands of dollars in Navajo jewelry from them. Noah Kaminski and his grandmother are ...

He says nickel silver contains no real silver. When shopping for turquoise, there's stabilized and raw turquoise. Stabilized is commonly used in authentic, Indigenous jewelry because it's treated to ...

A Navajo rug and jewelry show is taking place in Scottsdale. The show is free, and proceeds from sales will support native weavers. SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - Navajo rugs, jewelry and crafts are just some of ...

While the jewelry fad has waned, artisans continue to make designs in silver and turquoise. By Janelle Conaway ALBUQUERQUE — Someday, Andrew Thomas plans to have a silver watch cuff custom-made in ...

Catalog of an exhibition at the National Museum of the American Indian, New York, opening November 12, 2014. "Glittering World tells the remarkable story of Navajo jewelry--from its ancient origins to ...

CHEYENNE — An old western town frames the entrance to Samsville Gallery’s pop-up store in Old Frontier Town. Behind it, young women adorned with layers of indigenous jewelry help clients find colors ...

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — After driving 12 hours from Flagstaff to San Jose, California, Maryetta and Henry Jackson were ready for some rest. The couple and their family was set to attend the Stanford ...

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Sacred to Indigenous people, beloved by collectors, one blue-green stone has huge cultural cachet in the “Land of Enchantment.” Indigenous artisans in New Mexico are known for their turquoise jewelry ...