Kingman turquoise jewelry, one piece at a time.

We don't run inventory the way a chain does. The cases turn over as pieces sell and new work comes in from our bench and from the silversmiths we buy from, so what's listed here is how the shop is laid out, not a catalog. Prices are where each case starts. If you're after something specific, call (928) 263-1502 and we'll tell you what's on the floor today.

Turquoise rings

Single-stone, cluster, and inlay rings in sterling silver, with the occasional 14k gold piece. From $150. Every stone is cut by hand, so no two rings match — which is the point.

Necklaces and pendants

Single-stone drops, layered cluster pieces, and full squash blossoms. From $95. Sterling chains in several lengths; custom pendants built around your stone or ours.

Bracelets and cuffs

Heavy-gauge sterling cuffs and link bracelets set with authenticated stones. From $200. We size cuffs at the bench so they fit the wrist they're going home on.

Earrings

Studs from $65, plus dangles, hoops, and statement drops on sterling wires. The everyday case — pieces meant to be worn, not stored.

Indigenous artisan pieces

Signed Navajo, Zuni, and Hopi work. Every piece is hallmarked, and we can tell you who made it. Heavy Navajo silver, Zuni inlay and needlepoint, Hopi overlay.

Custom design

Bring a stone, a sketch, or an heirloom that needs a new life. Built at our bench, usually in two to three weeks. By appointment.

Before you buy

Most "turquoise" sold in the Southwest isn't. If you're new to the stone, read how to tell real Kingman turquoise from the fakes and what the grades mean first. If you're planning a trip, here's where to buy turquoise in Kingman.