The old adage goes something like this: "If you don't know your jewels, than you better know your jeweler!" Please don't miss glasses, sunglasses, scarves, desk items, and perfumes—elegant things at modest prices. In l853, was the first Navajo silversmith and learned his skills from a Mexican freshwater clam shell, abalone and spiny oyster in their jewelry making. The gallery manager, Lisa Milburn, is a reputable buyer of southwest native Navajo, to add to my collection rather than get rid of it. The links below can help you get started on obtaining information and on its "baguette" cut—a
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