The new look in Indian Jewelry
Arizona Highways Magazine
- Arizona Highways Magazine April 1979
- 48 pages Full issue
Master list item #: 24
File location is in the New Mexico file Cabinet
Gold, Silver and a touch of Forever by Pam Hait
Dreams and visions
Beads, boots and Jaguars by Charles Loloma
Indian has used turquoise, shell, bone, etc., since time immemorial, and in the 1860s he began creating the traditional silver jewelry with which we are all familiar. But the new work being done today has a quality all its own. It's not like the old stuff, it is better, with the development of new tools, the availability of new materials such as gold and diamonds, and the soul bursting desire to make a statement of their own an new look Indian jewelry emerged.
Indian Jewelry
Jewelry History
Jewelry crafting
Silver
Gold
Stones
Gems
Indian Artist
New Mexico
Arizona
New Mexico - Indians - Jewelry 36
Master list item #: 24
File location is in the New Mexico file Cabinet
Gold, Silver and a touch of Forever by Pam Hait
Dreams and visions
Beads, boots and Jaguars by Charles Loloma
Indian has used turquoise, shell, bone, etc., since time immemorial, and in the 1860s he began creating the traditional silver jewelry with which we are all familiar. But the new work being done today has a quality all its own. It's not like the old stuff, it is better, with the development of new tools, the availability of new materials such as gold and diamonds, and the soul bursting desire to make a statement of their own an new look Indian jewelry emerged.
Indian Jewelry
Jewelry History
Jewelry crafting
Silver
Gold
Stones
Gems
Indian Artist
New Mexico
Arizona
New Mexico - Indians - Jewelry 36