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Ribbon-taped crates · Studio-milled finishes · New arrivals weekly
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Kingman Key Holder by Fred Peters import_2020_10_09_005100 indigenous peoples mined turquoise and

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Description

indigenous peoples mined turquoise and found large nuggets

Ring size: select size

Artist/Tribe: Wilbert Manning (Navajo)

He does a beautiful job with the micro inlay by hand cutting each stone and placing them together to make the picture come together

and by 1975 when it was closed

Kingman Key Holder by Fred Peters import_2020_10_09_005100 indigenous peoples mined turquoise andSterling silver key holder is shaped like a safety pin and set with stabilized Kingman turquoise. Whole size: 4. 97" x 1. 07" Stone size: 0. 95" x 0. 52" 1. 07" x 0. 63" Material: Sterling Silver (Silver925) Weight: 1. 19oz 33. 74grams Artist Tribe: Fred Peters (Navajo) Born in 1960, Fred Peters is Navajo Artist from Gallup, NM. He used to work for different manufacturing companies, so he has lots of different styles of jewelry. His work is really

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