That’s a favorite of mine too right after Opal!
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I’ve got my unusual Bat Cave Jasper cuff
One of my favorite stones…crazy or wild horse…by Cathy Webster!…
Picture of landscape Jasper…
Azurite by G Ramone……
And many different stones by Nakai and David Rosales….
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I like Bat Cave Jasper. So unique.
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Some really nice stones especially the Bat Cave Jasper!
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This cuff I bought several years ago and was told it was older; probably 30’s or slightly later
. I only recently think I finally discovered what the stone is. I was reading about agates and came across plume agates that looked very similar. I believe that’s what it is.
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That is lovely. I really like amethyst stone. Who is the Navajo jeweler who makes great amethyst pendants…very collectible…has a Q in his name. His name has slipped my mind.
Your other cuff has a really interesting stone. Looks like topography with rivers running through the stone. nice Silver work too.
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I’m not sure about the maker of the amethyst pendants. The only “Q” name coming to mind is Quintana. Thanks 
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Thanks. I have 6 large, 4" to 6" pieces of this waiting for me to cut into slabs. Some have a lot of potential.
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This is a wampum and sterling bracelet by GB Grant, Cherokee, Eastern Band
Wampum, the Northern Quahog, a clam from the coast of New England.
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What a beautiful cuff (and I see your book 
)!
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Thank you @Ziacat. My husband bought it for me during a visit to Cherokee NC several years ago. It was purchased from Traditional Hands Studios.
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It’s a book I’ve mentioned a lot on the forum. Here it is…
I have carried it with me all over the Four Corners area.
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We visited a nice little Native American craft shop in Cherokee when we were visiting the Smoky Mountains. I bought a cuff there from a Cherokee artist. I wonder if it could have been the same store.
Edit: Nope, googled it, different store.
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Here is the link to Traditional Hands.
I don’t wear it as much I do the Navajo pieces.
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