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Navajo Stars

I got this wonderful Navajo silver and leather concho belt from the 1940s, and what’s great about a piece like this is that it tells a story. The individual that brought it into my gallery remembered when and where it was purchased and the techniques and materials back up the story. On top of of all of that, it’s a beautiful piece of Navajo artistry. This concho and more are available in my Annual Fine Art Auction happening now. Bidding ends on February 2 at 12:30 PM (MST). Learn more on our web

Taking a closer look at a Navajo silver and turquoise cluster bracelet from the 1920s. This piece was once displayed in a New Mexico trading post that closed in 1961 and now it’s available in my gallery 60 years later. #jewelry #silver #turquoise #navajo #oldpawn #coyotecanyon #tradingpost #westernstyle #nativeamericanart #nativejewelry #gallup #art #artgallery #marksublette #medicinemangallery | Mark Sublette Medicine Man Gallery

I got this Navajo row bracelet recently and it’s going to be on my auction this week. Luckily, I get to live with it for the next couple of days because its an absolutely gorgeous piece. This is the kind of piece that I’d want in my own collection. The stones are exquisite and placed perfectly. The pear shape turquoise selection and the level of craftsmanship means this was made by a true master silversmith. This bracelet and more are in my current auction, ending this Friday at noon (MST). Go t