Just received this lovely Robert Johnson, Navajo, Natural Montezuma Royston naja. I have paired it with sterling silver beads by Artie Yellowhorse, Navajo.
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So beautiful!! And those beads are amazing. And that cuff! I want one 
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Thank you @Ziacat. It’s Martha Cayatineto. The cuff was a steal at less than $125. I was thrilled with it when it arrived.
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OMGosh! That is a steal! Is it tufa? And that stone in the pendant is beautiful.
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I just it just registered with me that you said Robert Johnson. I love his work! He’s usually at the Eiteljorg Indian Market in Indianapolis, and I almost bought earrings from him one year. One of the members on here had a pair that she sold to me last year. I’m going to see if he’s there this summer and look at it some of his other pieces.
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I’m not sure as I don’t know the difference between sandcast and tufa.
As for the pendant, it is why I bought the naja. He had several for sale. This was my favorite.
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@here4turquoise That’s a beautiful naja, and necklace you’ve created. I especially like the highly textured naja combined with smooth beads & bail. It makes for an eye-catching contrast. The turquoise is beautiful, too.
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Thank you @Patina The pendant looks much better in person.
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Beautiful set. I love the fuzzy effect in the naja, quite unusual! Bracelet is gorgeous and an amazing deal. Congrats!
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Thank you @chicfarmer I liked it because it was different.
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Amazing !!! And the cuff 
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Thank you @Val1969. 
Do you know where the stone in the cuff came from? I love how it fades in color from blue to greenish. Looks like Lake Michigan!
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@here4turquoise Wowee, these pieces are gorgeous! Beautiful turquoise cabs.
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Unfortunately, I don’t know. I did buy it because of the stone. It looks like Arcadia on Lake Michigan. 
You have a great eye!
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So beautiful! We’ve driven through Arcadia many times on our way to and from Sleeping Bear Dunes; last time stopped at the very place of your picture.
And this picture is Lake Superior, but to me it really looks like the stone in your cuff!
I love the stone in your naja also
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@Ziacat we love Michigan too. Your photo brings back great memories. If only there were Trading Posts with N.A. jewelry, we’d have it all there.
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kept trying to think why that name sounded familiar…crossroads,duh
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Beautiful naja, beads, and cuff! The turquoise in the cuff strikes me as Royston.
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