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American Artisan
Graduated Apple Coral and Turquoise Heishi Bead 24 Inch Necklace FCN-13016 Special Buy Final Sale
Retail Price: $225.00Your Price: $185.00On Sale Now: $155.00 -
American Artisan
Graduated Apple Coral Lapis Navajo Silver Bead 20 Inch Necklace FCN-13015 Special Buy Final Sale
Retail Price: $205.00Your Price: $175.00On Sale Now: $145.00 -
American Artisan
Multi Color Pendant on Coral and Turquoise 18 Inch Bead Necklace NAP-1462
Your Price: $145.00 -
Wilbert Muskett Jr
Size 12 Red Coral Inlay Ring Native American Wilbert Muskett Jr WB-1645 Closeout Final Sale
Retail Price: $160.00Your Price: $135.00On Sale Now: $85.00 -
Wilbert Muskett Jr
Size 5 Red Coral Inlay Ring Native American Wilbert Muskett Jr WB-1631 Closeout Final Sale
Retail Price: $160.00Your Price: $135.00On Sale Now: $85.00 -
Donovan Cadman
Size 7 Coral Stamped Sterling Ring Navajo Artisan Donovan Cadman NAR-1804 Special Buy Final Sale
Retail Price: $189.00Your Price: $140.00On Sale Now: $126.00 -
Wilbert Muskett Jr
Size 9 1/2 Red Coral Inlay Ring Native American Wilbert Muskett Jr WB-1640 Closeout Final Sale
Retail Price: $160.00Your Price: $135.00On Sale Now: $85.00 -
Dennis Okee
Women's Coral Sterling Silver Watch Navajo Dennis Okee NAW-09338 Closeout Final Sale
Retail Price: $245.00Your Price: $192.00On Sale Now: $148.00
Coral Jewelry
Native American and Artisan Coral Jewelry choices including Pendants, Necklaces, Cross Jewelry, Earrings and Rings. As our Coral Jewelry selection over the years dwindles, we have made a conscientious decision to work with sustainable Corals such as Apple Coral also referred to as Sponge Coral rather than the more prized material from endangered live Coral reefs. Our Apple Coral is a natural color which can be a bit orange perfect to compliment Southwestern Native American Jewelry and match many shades of Spiny Oyster Shell (not dyed deep blood red like Bamboo Coral is to simulate the rich reds of Mediterranean Corals). It comes from an Island off Vietnam in the South China Sea and is a fast growing coral, not an endangered species. The fishermen pull it up in their nets.
We do occasionally make exception to this rule specifically when high end Coral is used in culturally traditional Native American Jewelry that is passed from generation to generation.