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  • Native American turquoise jewelry for all your occasions

    Accessorize your outfits in summer and winter with Native American turquoise...

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  • Dream catchers: where do they come from and how to use them?

    You've probably seen dream catchers in a gift shop, in magazines or on television. But do you really know where they...

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  • Amerindian symbols: Knowing and understanding the main symbols

    Native American tribes place great importance on dreams and symbols in their culture. Their use is perfectly...

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  • History and virtues of Amerindian turquoise

    Venetian merchants were the first to introduce and sell turquoise in Europe in the 17th century. This stone, then...

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  • The different tribes and their working techniques

    If Amerindian tribes still evoke so much fascination today, it is undoubtedly for their free and inspiring way of...

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  • Which turquoise ring to wear according to the morphology of your hand?

    How to choose the turquoise ring that will enhance your hand. What are the models that correspond to the different...

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  • How to clean and maintain your turquoise jewellery?

    All the HARPO advice to enhance your turquoise...

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  • How to clean and maintain your turquoise jewellery?

    All HARPO's tips for the best care and preservation of all your turquoise...

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  • Des colliers ethniques entre tradition et modernité

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  • The Squash Blossom

    One of the most characteristic jewels from the Southwest Indians. The “Squash Blossom” necklace...

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  • What type of pendant should you choose to match your outfit

    Wearing a pendant necklace set with stones gives a chic and elegant allure to your look, but how do you choose the one...

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  • Choosing a buckle to match your outfit



    The belt, after being carefully chosen, can be a beautiful fashion accessory. It is extremely...

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  • Wear your mocassins well

    Moccasins are shoes made with a great savoir-faire because they are entirely made by hand. Therefore it takes a lot...

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  • How do you choose a bracelet to go with your outfit

    Jewelry makes women all over the world dream! Since the beginning of time, women and men have looked to distinguish...

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  • How do you choose earrings to match your outfit

    Having pierced ears is a custom that dates back for centuries and most major ancient civilizations adopted this...

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  • How to choose a watch

    Useful year after year, the watch is no longer used only to tell the time, but has become an popular fashion...

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Selection of the month

    • Man Navajo sterling silver ring. 4 furrows. Width : 17mm This ring is made in sterling silver.  Proudly handmade in USA. If you don't find this ring in your size, please contact us, we may have it in stock.
    • Woman One of a Kind piece Navajo ring made of a Kingman turquoise (Arizona) set in sterling silver. This ring is representative of the traditional Navajo silversmithing: the turquoise is set in a hand-carved setting and is surrounded by a silver twist wire, reminding the need to tame the stone as we tame a wild animal.  Stone size (HxL in mm) : 25mm x 17mm This ring is in sterling silver.   Proudly handmade in USA.If you don't find this ring in your size, feel free to contact us, we may have it in stock.  
    • Man Zuni ring This sterling silver ring is inlaid of black-jet, coral and turquoise.  The handmade Zuni inlay is a gathering of different stones (most often turquoise, coral, mother-of-pearl, black jet), carved and put together in order to create a thin geometrical pattern. The piece is then polished in order to give a smooth and elegant finish to the jewel. Size of the centrale piece (in mm): 20mm x 13mm This ring is in sterling silver.  Proudly handmade in USA. If you don't find this ring in your size, please contact us, we may have it in stock.
    • Woman Navajo earrings.  Squash blossoms carved in sterling silver.  Squash is an element we can easily find in Native's arts, as it is an essential crop of their farming culture. Dimensions (H x l) : 21mm x 9mmThese earrings are made in sterling silver.  Proudly handmade in USA. 
    • Woman One of a Kind piece Zuni earrings made of coral and black-jet inlay set in sterling silver.  The handmade Zuni inlay is a gathering of different stones (most often turquoise, coral, mother-of-pearl, back jet), carved and put together in order to create a thin geometrical pattern. The piece is then polished in order to give a smooth and elegant finish to the jewel. Dimensions (H x L) in mm: 90mm x 7mm These earrings are made in sterling silver. Proudly handmade in USA.
    • Woman One of a Kind piece Navajo earrings. Pilot Mountain turquoises (Nevada) set in sterling silver. These earrings reflect the traditionnal work of the Navajos: The turquoises are surrounded by a twist wire, reminding the need to tame the stone as we tame a wild animal. Dimensions (H x L) in mm: 53mm x 18mm These earrings are made in sterling silver. Proudly handmade in USA.
    • Woman Fetishes necklace. Animals carved in apple coral on Heishi apple coral and turquoise beads string. Main pendant representing an eagle, incarnation of divine power.  Length (in inches): 27,5Clasp in sterling silver.  In a time when the Zuni tribe lived from agriculture and hunting, the hunters couldn't do with these amulets and would never forget to bring them during their expeditions. The fetishes assure benevolence of the soul. Each animal represents its spirit, its own inner force and protects its owner.   Proudly handmade in USA. 
    • Woman Liquid silver necklace. Lapis-lazuli mix and sterling silver tubular beads (heishi), on nylon string. Liquid silver is a traditionnal Navajo work. Tubular beads (called heishi) are hand-strung together in order to create one or several strands. This gives a fluid aspect to the jewel, that makes think to silk or water running on the skin, explaining why the Navajos gave this name to this process.  Setting and clasp in Sterling Silver. Length in inches : 16. Proudly handmade in USA. 
    • Woman Liquid Silver chocker necklace with central Concho. Onyx mix and sterling silver tubular beads (Heishi). 5 strands.  Liquid silver is a traditionnal Navajo work. Silver tubular beads (called heishi) are hand-strung together in order to create one or several strands. This gives a fluid aspect to the jewel, that makes think to silk or water running on the skin, explaining why the Navajos gave this name to this process. Setting and clasp in Sterling Silver.Length in inches : 11 1/2 with 4 adjustable chain.Concho diameter : 18mm. Proudly handmade in USA.
    • Woman Dragonfly Navajo Brooch. 
    • Unisex Navajo brooch, stamped of fine patterns with a Fox turquoise (Nevada) set on. 
    • Unisex Zuni pin - Sunface Sunface is the sacred Sun Father, symbol of life. It is made here using the inlay process, in black-jet, coral, mother-of-pearl and Sleeping Beauty turquoise (Arizona).  The handmade Zuni inlay is a gathering of different stones (most often turquoise, coral, mother-of-pearl, back jet), carved and put together in order to create a thin geometrical pattern. The piece is then polished in order to give a smooth and elegant finish to the jewel. Diameter : 40mmSetting in Sterling Silver.  Proudly handmade in USA. 
    • Unisex One of a Kind piece Zuni belt buckle in sterling silver inlaid with Sleeping Beauty turquoise (Arizona), coral, mother-of-pearl and black jet. The handmade Zuni inlay is a gathering of different stones (most often turquoise, coral, mother-of-pearl, black jet), carved and put together in order to create a thin geometrical pattern. The piece is then polished in order to give a smooth and elegant finish to the jewel.  This belt buckle is designed with a composition divided in 4. The number 4 is very common in Native art and handcraft. It can remind the 4 cardinal points, 4 winds, etc. Suitable for a leather width of 1.4Size (HxL in inches): 2'' x 2.6 Setting in sterling silver.  Belt buckle back in iron.  Proudly handmade in USA.  THE LEATHER BELT IS SOLD SEPARATELY.For Leather Belts : please go to category Belts
    • Unisex One of a Kind piece.  Oval Navajo belt buckle with traditional carvings. This bracelet is representative of the Applique handcraft, a well-known process in Navajo silversmithing. The traditional Applique technique includes shapes such as leaves, feathers, and squash blossoms (the suash being an essential crop for the Natives). All these elements are cut from silver sheets and then soldered onto an underlying piece.  Suitable for a leather width of 1.4 Size (HxL in inches) : 2.1 x 2.8  This belt buckle is made in sterling silver.  Belt buckle back in iron.  Proudly handmade in USA.  THE LEATHER BELT IS SOLD SEPARATELY.For Leather Belts : please go to category Belts
    • Unisex One of a Kind piece Sterling silver belt buckle made up of 4 elements inlaid of Sleeping Beauty turquoise (Arizona), coral, mother-of-pearl and black-jet.  This beautiful designer belt is called Ranger Buckle and is a timeless US Western fashion accessory.   The handmade Zuni inlay is a gathering of different stones (most often turquoise, coral, mother-of-pearl, black jet), carved and put together in order to create a thin geometrical pattern. The piece is then polished in order to give a smooth and elegant finish to the jewel.  Suitable for a leather width of 18mmWidth of the buckle (in inches): 1.5 The setting of this belt buckle is in sterling silver.  Proudly handmade in USA.  THE LEATHER BELT IS SOLD SEPARATELY - Please contact us for more information.   

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