Native American Fine Art and Jewelry

Santo Domingo (Kewa) Turquoise, Jet, Shell, and Coral Necklace

$425

Artist: Unknown
Style: Necklace
Pueblo: Santo Domingo (Kewa)
Period: Contemporary
Materials: Turquoise, Jet, Shell, and Coral
Item #3086

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Description

Artist: Unknown
Style: Necklace
Pueblo: Santo Domingo (Kewa)
Period: Contemporary
Materials: Turquoise, Jet, Shell, and Coral
Item #3086

Traditional handmade Native American Indian Jewelry from Indigenous Pueblos of the Southwest. Guaranteed authentic. Excellent condition.

Our collection of handmade Native American jewelry represents the rich artistic traditions of Indigenous Pueblos and Native nations of the American Southwest. Each piece is carefully crafted by Native artists using traditional techniques passed down through generations, resulting in jewelry that reflects both cultural heritage and individual artistry.

Featuring genuine turquoise, shell, coral, sterling silver, and other natural stones, these designs are inspired by the land, spiritual symbolism, and time-honored Native motifs. Every bracelet, necklace, ring, pendant, and pair of earrings is created by hand, ensuring that no two pieces are exactly alike.

Sourced directly from Native artists and Pueblo communities, this authentic Southwestern jewelry is highly valued by collectors and those seeking meaningful, wearable art that honors Indigenous craftsmanship and tradition.

About the Pueblo

The Santo Domingo Pueblo, also known as Kewa, is a Native American community located in northern New Mexico, near the Rio Grande River. Known for its rich cultural heritage, the pueblo has a history that spans over 1,000 years. The Santo Domingo people are famous for their intricate pottery, vibrant textiles, and unique turquoise and silver jewelry. Their artisans are particularly renowned for creating striking mosaic-style jewelry using tiny pieces of turquoise, coral, and shell. The Santo Domingo Pueblo maintains strong traditions and a deep connection to their ancestral lands, with a focus on community, spirituality, and preserving their culture.