Ned Nez Lapis Lazuli Ring <br> <br>Ring Size: 7 Stone Size: 9/16 in. x 9/16 in. This piece can be re-sized upon request for an additional $25.00 fee.

Ned Nez Pilot Mountain Arrowhead Design Necklace <br> <br>Necklace Length: 23-1/4 in. (Plus a 2-3/4 in. Drop) Pendant Size: 2-3/4 in. x 1 1/2 in. Pendant Stone Size: 1-11/16in. x 3/4 in. (at widest points) The full length of this piece can be easily self-adjusted using one of the many extra links provided.

Ned Nez Bisbee Turquoise Double Sided Row Bracelet <br> <br>Inner Circumference of Bracelet: 5-1/4 in. Bracelet Gap Size: 1 in. Bracelet Width: 15/16 in. Center Stone Size: 11/16 in. x 5/8 in. Full Inner Circumference of Bracelet Gap Size Included: 6-1/4 in. (Can be slightly adjusted prior to shipment upon request)

Lone Mountain turquoise has long been recognized among America’s finest and most collectible forms. Today gem grade spiderweb sells second only to Lander Blue in price. Often the fine spiderweb commands over $100 per carat. Wes has chosen specimens from his private collection to create this superb bolo. Each natural cabochon is cut precisely to fit next to the other. Gem grade spiderweb melds with sky blues from the mine interspersed with segments of oxblood coral and gleaming strips of solid 14 karat gold. The face sits on a fine hand made black bolo cord. Sleek tips finish one of Wes’s greatest bolos to perfection.

This is Jimmy’s masterpiece bolo. The bolo face depicts a beautiful Yei mask above a full bodied Navajo Yeibechai. The Yeibechai is a sacred symbol to the Navajo, representing the benevolent supernatural being bringing healing powers to medicinal ceremonies. The inlay has a jet black back ground as a night sky with twinkling stars represented by gleaming droplets of sterling silver. The mask and the Yei were created out of turquoise, faustite, spiny oyster, jet, white and golden lip mother of pearl, rhodonite and coral. Small triangular segments were set among the sacred colors at the bottom of the piece representing the four directions. This beautiful bolo face sits on a fine handmade black cord finished with sleek handmade tips. The tips have square ends inlaid with sky blue turquoise completing the piece to perfection.

This marvelous bolo features Lee’s signature Yei design. The Navajo deity was precisely hand carved in tufa stone. The feathers of his headdress were polished for elegant contrast. He wears a natural oxblood coral as a pendant. Good luck symbols of a hummingbird and dragonfly are displayed to each side. He holds a rattle of bright gem grade natural red web Kingman turquoise. The bolo face sits on a fine hand woven black lanyard. Fine tufa cast tips grace the ends, each with a natural sky blue turquoise.

DESCRIPTION RETURNS &amp; DELIVERY <br>DESCRIPTION <br>Albert, Vernon Haskie’s son has created this fine bolo using first class materials and fine craftsmanship. A large and beautiful Bisbee turquoise sits in the middle in a fine chiseled bezel. The natural gem is a classic representation of the mine, deep Bisbee blue with reddish brown host rock matrix. Above the gem are overlaid cloud symbols. To the sides are lightning bolts. Below are corn symbols to the sides of inlaid oxblood coral. The entire outer edge of the bolo face is completely inlaid with natural oxblood coral to match. The bolo face sits on a hand made black lanyard with distinctive hand made sliders and tips inlaid with coral in the round.