Carvings are made from dry Standing Dead Beetle Kill Pine logs from the Rocky Mountains. For over 25 years, Rustic Woodworks have carefully positioned the cracks before it is carved to ensure the utmost quality.
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Carvings are made from dry Standing Dead Beetle Kill Pine logs from the Rocky Mountains. For over 25 years, Rustic Woodworks have carefully positioned the cracks before it is carved to ensure the utmost quality.

Recycled Tote Bag
Starry Night at Garden of the Gods Image

Tribe: Diné (Navajo) and Zuni
Length: 7 1/8″
Width: 3/16″
Stones: Sonoran Gold Turquoise
Material: Sterling Silver

Enchanting Butterfly Pin, adorned with a deep orange Spiny Oyster Shell.
The shells of the Spiny Oyster are rare finds and are especially treasured by Native American Indian artists for their red, pink, brown, yellow, orange, purple, and white colors

Sterling Silver Feather Earrings, with Orange Spiny Oyster Shell.
Set in deep, smooth silver bezels, 5/16" by 1/4".
The spiny oyster shell silver feathers are 2 3/8" by 1".
Sterling silver french wires and are 2 7/8" in length.

Size 7
Native American Hand-Crafted, Bright Orange Spiny Oyster Shell ring set in oxidized Sterling Silver.
Oxidized, polished .925 reclaimed Sterling Silver; hypoallergenic, lead-and nickel-free
Artist: Daniel Coriz

One of a kind, Saguaro Cactus inspired. .925 Sterling Silver, with Spiny Oyster Shell Drop Earrings.
The majority of Spiny Oyster used in Native American jewelry comes from the Sea of Cortez (Gulf of California) on the Baja Peninsula.

Beautiful Native American Hand Crafted Spiny Oyster in Sterling Silver Ring.
Size 9 1/2
Spiny oyster shell originates from the Pacific Ocean.

Five Natural Golden Hills Turquoise Stones set in Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelet.
Masterfully Handmade and Designed by Navajo Artist - D Cadman
Artist Hallmark: "A. CADMAN" (hand stamped on back side of bracelet)

15 Golden Hill Turquoise stone cuff bracelet. Native American Hand Crafted in oxidized Sterling Silver.
Stamped and Hallmarked
Artist: A Martin

Carvings are made from dry Standing Dead Beetle Kill Pine logs from the Rocky Mountains. For over 25 years, Rustic Woodworks have carefully positioned the cracks before it is carved to ensure the utmost quality.