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Navajo Turquoise Bracelet

I have always loved Native American Art and Crafts, from the time I lived in California back in the sixties.

During the 14 years that I lived on Turtle Island, I made a number of visits to Arizona and New Mexico, visiting Gallup, Tsaile, Window Rock, Flagstaff and Sedona. There I met Native American Artisans, Galleries and Wholesalers many of whom I deal with today, to bring you a beautiful selection of jewellery, art, clothing and gifts.

The jewellery produced by the Hopi and the Navajo has a wonderful energy, with its intricate silver carvings, rich blue turquoise and coral stones and the love that goes into making each piece, means that you can wear

this jewellery every day as I like to do, or wear it for a special occasion where it will look fantastic for evening wear.

Either way you can be sure that it will give you years of pleasure and provide a talking point for your friends and guests, who will want to know its history.

On my travels I have also found a number of items which I sell, comprising a range of beautiful tee shirts, greeting cards, music, sacred herbs and dream catchers, to just make your life more serene.

Our designer has built what I believe to be a truly lovely web site which is easy to navigate and when you decide on a piece to buy, you can rest assure that your credit card and personal details are protected.

So I hope you enjoy browsing these pages and will enjoy these products as much as I do.

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In Peace

Minwah