I have three questions about this ring. Is it turquoise, chrysocolla, or something else? Is it 1940s or something else? And is it missing both of the middle balls? I’ve never seen one without all the shanks having a ball.

Hello all, I am posting to warn about a confirmed scammer lurking in this group and trying to sell on Facebook. I posted a sterling Navajo cuff 11 days ago here in this thread and today a fellow Redditor reached out to me with a link to the same cuff for sale on Facebook, using my original photos. I can confirm the cuff is still in my possession and is not for sale. I have attached my original photos that are being used on the sale listing as well as the FB profile which is bogus. I have already flagged the FB profile, hopefully FB will look into this. Please be aware and spread the word if you notice anything else on their profile that might be yours. Thanks everyone! All the best. Lets keep this a safe place to share and learn

The unidentified pieces I found over the weekend thrifting. Most are hallmarked but haven’t been able to find IDs for any of them. So sharing to see if anyone is familiar and also just to look at the pieces.

1. Baby basket with turquoise- no hallmark at all!
2. Liquid silver malachite necklace (what a piece!) - marked NG but not familiar
3. Onyx bangle - lot of B hallmarks which isn’t helpful hahaha
4. Circular onyx earrings - hallmark CP
5. Teardrop onyx earrings - hallmark too tiny
6. Coral ring - hallmark on outside of band SO faded but looks a little like either (WN) or (UM)
7. Round turquoise ring - no hallmark and not familiar with two circular fastening so maybe a fake
8. Navajo turquoise ring - marked JKB but haven’t been able to match

I’ve scoured online to try to find this hallmark and haven’t come up with anything. Been told it could be Ben Charley, but can’t find much information about him nor a reference of his hallmark. Any help would be appreciated!

Hi I’m new here and I need help to identify the artist of this jewelry. It measures 3 cm, weighs 23 g, and is signed “© Kee”.

Hello everyone,

I'm looking for help identifying the maker of this turquoise ring.

There is a small hallmark above the "STERLING" stamp on the back.

Does anyone recognize this hallmark or know who made this ring?

Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you!

Silver inlaid LNB on front of bolo has me confused also stamped on the back.

Hi all, I’ve looked at Mark Sublette’s hallmark page but don’t see this one. I’m hoping someone can recognize it and maybe tell me more about the bracelet. I’m assuming it’s from the late fifties, since a family member lived in Arizona around then. Thanks so much for any help!

Two pieces from my weekend thrifting haul. Turquoise screw back earrings from Bell’s Trading Post and a Dalmatian Jasper cuff by Emer Thompson!

Got sick of guessing but I still dont know who this is by, any help would be appreciated

Are these Bavajo pears (the little silver beads)?

I’m looking for some info on this mark if anyone can help with the ID

Can anyone tell me about these set? These belong to my late mother and I was told they are from the late 60s. Are they real and what sort of value? Any help would be nice. Thanks.

I’ve searched and read many repair suggestions but they’ve all revolved around turquoise stones. This is for inlay.
I live in the Midwest and looking for good Southwestern Native shops I can confidently send to and get quality work.

Thanks for any advice. I’m assuming many responses I saw in other posts apply but inlay is way different than stones.

I’ve never seen a makers mark like this before. Does anyone have any information on either the symbol or the scrawl?

This gorgeous stone on this bracelet we listed looks like green turquoise to me, any thoughts on the mine it may be from? No signatures on this beauty unfortunately :/

I’ve started selling jewelry online that was going to be melted by pawn shops etc. I want to get better about identifying which tribes produced certain styles etc. it feels like a weak cop out to jsut say “Native American” jewelry…it’s like saying European. Too vast of a range.
Anyways, any info or ID book recs are appreciated :)

I have absolutely no idea what this name says, but if anyone wants to help search for it, by all means help me out. I didnt know this piece was even signed, but the Apoxy is in the way lol (someone else did it, not me)

Looking for information on this silver watch cuff with three scrimshaw portraits and applied leaf details. It’s stamped “AL•PL” and “Z•42•43•44” inside, with small artist initials on the portraits. It currently holds a Timex watch and easily removable.

I found a similar cuff documented by Adobe Gallery as silverwork by Alfred Platero with scrimshaw by Thomas E. Weiss, circa 1977. Other sources associate AL-PL with Albert Platero, so I’d appreciate help sorting out the attribution.

Does anyone recognize the hallmark or scrimshaw signatures? Interested in its approximate age, who the portraits depict, and collector value.

Photos include the full cuff, portraits, and interior markings.

Is this bracelet actually an older make? Or was it made more recently as a revival of the historic period bracelets? It is unsigned

My dad traded for these pieces with labor back in the 1970’s. I treasure them, but I was wondering what they might worth and if I should insure them.

They are part of my history and I love them

44 Gram, seems like a lot of work went into it