For some of you who already know I commute from Albuquerque to Santa Fe for work with New Mexico Department of Transportation.  Santa Fe is an artful place with an ecelectic aesthetic.  I am fascinated with the vintage style of Navajo jewelry and my personal style I worked in while attending Arizona State University.  Being in Santa Fe during the work week reinforces my love for the vintage and contemporary styles. 

Here are some pieces that reflect both styles. I am offering them for purchase.  Please contact me if you are interested in purchasing.  I do work with my buyers for a layaway payment plan, which I work out individually with each person.  Here we go!

	Flying Critter #1  Hand-fabricated pendant set with natural Morenci turquoise (face) and a piece of fossilized dinosaur bone (body).  Sterling silver.  Chain not included. Price: $350 plus $8 shipping in the U.S.
	Vintage Style Earrings #1  Hand-fabricated individually with silver wire and set with asymetrical natural Pilot Mountain turquoise. Hand-made ear wire.  Sterling silver. Price: SOLD
	Vintage Style Earrings #2   Hand-fabricated individually with silver wire and set natural red spiny oyster shell.  Different kinds of shell are important to the Navajo people as they are significant in different Navajo ceremonies.  Sterling silver. *This is a bargain price for these earrings. Price: $120 plus $8 shipping in the U.S.
	Textured Bracelet #1  This style of bracelet was very popular with my customers while I was in college at Arizona State University. I find this piece striking with the satin finish.  It has one silver rivet, some drilled holes, and side cut outs. W=0.5″, Size 5.75 (L=5.75″). Price: $120 plus $8 shipping in the U.S.
	Here’s a view of the other side of the bracelet cuff.  It’s an asymmetrical cuff.

I created an organic-shaped chain necklace for the Native Chic event at the Wheelwright on February 28, 2010 from 3 pm to 5 pm.

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Organic-shaped chain necklace  Price: $375. Available at the Case Trading Post. Available at the Wheelwright Museum’s Native Chic Event on February 28, 3 pm to 5 pm.

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I want to share with you part of my process in making my unique handmade treasures.  In the photograph to the left, I have squash blossom pendants, small handmade beads, a dragonfly cross, small heart earrings, and my first Spider Woman Cross (at the bottom center).  These pieces are at varying stages of the sanding and polishing processes.  All of these pieces are hand-fabricated and nothing is premade. 

I will be adding these pieces to my updates as I finish them.  Please stay tuned!  Thanks for you continuing interest in my work and website!