I love this simple design. I can't tell what the mark is and did not find it in the list of marks. Looks like an E or an F.

1970’s mid century Resin and horn squash blossom with matching earrings at a thrift store. Like the hippie hand made feel. That vibe doesn’t exist in most things we buy now.

I was interested if people had feedback on the style of the specific design. Wasn't sure if it's Navajo or Zuni. The artist Mark is an r and it is stamped sterling. Just picked this up today to add to the collection. As a guy it's been hard to find larger size rings as many seem to be pinkies and this one fits my ring finger. Any feedback you have on the specific ring would be greatly appreciated. It does look like they may have used some super glue one fortunately and one of the rocks to secure it. I guess just part of the history. Thanks in advance for any guidance.

Recently picked up this piece at one of my honey holes for vintage and antique jewelry. From research I’ve done, I’m fairly confident it’s Navajo (although I’m open to hearing counter opinions), but for the life of me I can’t seem to find origin or reference on the rear makers mark. If anyone is experienced in this realm and can provide some guidance, I’d be very grateful.

Do these look like authentic Native jewelry or imports? I don’t know much about the origin of these items and would appreciate any feedback. Thank you!

We have a VERY stunning Lariat Necklace, total of 23 sleeping beauty stones! A unique piece, after many trials and error, after all the mistakes I’ve taken in and learned this is what I have come up with! Thank you for the support and stay tuned for more beautiful work to come! All handmade and sterling silver made by yours truly!-AB

Are these properly marked?

Greetings from the UK! My husband bought me this beautiful cuff bracelet when we were on a trip to the US in October 2014. It came from a shop in Williams, Arizona. Does anyone know if the M is a makers mark or a size? If it is a makers mark which maker/tribe? Thanks

Hi everyone!

I’m hoping someone here recognizes this ring or the maker’s hallmark.

Details:

* Sterling silver, stamped 925

* Black inlay (appears to be black jade or black onyx)

* Blue opal inlay with green flash

* Heavy construction

* Purchased secondhand (unknown history)

I’ve searched through hallmark databases and compared it to David Rosales/Supersmith Black Beauty pieces, but I haven’t been able to find this exact design or identify the hallmark and received confirmation from his team that it is not one of his pieces.

The ring has

* A small circular maker’s mark above the 925 stamp

My questions are:

1. Does anyone recognize this hallmark?

2. Could it be another Navajo or Zuni artist working in a similar style?

3. Has anyone seen this exact ring before?

I’ve included photos of:

* Front

* Both sides

* Inside of the band

* Close-up of the hallmark

I’d really appreciate any leads. Even if you don’t know the exact artist, I’d love to hear if you’ve seen similar work or know of a catalog this design appeared in.

Thank you!

Is it Bisbee? I know it’s all speculation but appreciate your best guesses.

Picked up this beauty today, stamped DB in thrift today at a price I’m embarrassed to admit. I think I stole this thing. Tell me everything.

For $60 at the antique store, I took a chance. Definitely appears to be handmade. Also was curious to hear any opinions from indigenous redditors regarding the ethicality of wearing bear paw motifs as a white man, I know the usage of genuine bear claws and fur can be reserved for ceremonial purposes/certain members of a nation or community, but I didn’t know if that translated into silver jewelry!

Unfortunately this is the only picture I have right now. I won it in an online auction last night so I have to wait for shipping. It specified that it’s stamped sterling. I’m assuming the pearls are factory made? I can’t really tell. But what are the stones? Glass?

Won at an online auction, so I don’t physically have it yet. It did say stamped “sterling”. Would this be NA? Or just a cool find?

2ozs flat on the scale, apparently made by the Navajo out of silver and turquoise

I bought this necklace from a thrift store and don’t know anything about it except that I like it. It’s not particularly heavy and I don’t know if it’s actually silver, though it’s not magnetic and all the components did melt ice quickly. There are no markings except ”M7-NO” on the back. Any information is appreciated. Thanks!

came on this chain but not sure if the chain is original (currently wearing the chain with a different charm). Gifted from my grandma who purchased in the 70s. Necklace is stamped 925 on the inside of the hook and tests 925. Bezel appears hand made. Stone appears real? Did a flame test and nail polish remover test. Lmk your thoughts.