Wild Gypsy Soul

The Skeets name is associated with a long tradition of Navajo/Diné silversmithing, with multiple artists creating handcrafted jewelry in sterling silver, turquoise and other natural stones. Their work ranges from traditional stamped and set-stone designs to bold clusters and more contemporary styles—each artist bringing their own hand to the family craft.

Featured Makers: David Skeets, Patrick Skeets, Peggy Skeets, Eli Skeets, Anthony Skeets, & Scott Skeets

Contemporary Native silversmith blending sterling silver , natural stones, and designs rooted in Ponca heritage and storytelling. He began Black Wolf White Wolf Designs in 2019. 

Known for bold stonework and nature-inspired designs, Shay creates handcrafted sterling silver jewelry influenced by the colors, textures and landscapes of the Southwest.

Chimney Butte is a Navajo silversmith known for bold sterling silver work, beautiful stone settings, and a style rooted in Southwestern tradition and personal expression.

Jacqueline Silver is a Navajo artist known for set-stone and cluster sterling silver jewelry. Her work often features bold turquoise, including Royston and Kingman, along with other stones and shell, arranged in eye-catching statement designs. Her hallmark is commonly “JS,” and documented pieces are signed by the artist and stamped sterling.

This collection includes:

Tim Yazzie, C Yazzie, Mark Yazzie, Linda Yazzie, Patrick Yazzie, Larry Moses Yazzie, P Yazzie, Valerie Yazzie, Richard Yazzie, Earl Yazzie, Marvin Yazzie, Slim Jim Yazzie, Adelarea Yazzie

Charles Johnson, a Navajo silversmith whose work reflects the bold beauty and craftsmanship we’re always drawn to. From sterling silver details to stunning stones, these pieces have that timeless Southwestern feel that makes each one stand out.

A curated collection of handcrafted sterling silver and turquoise jewelry by Navajo artist Russell Sam.  Known for bold Southwestern designs, beautiful natural stones and statement-making silver work, each piece carries its own character. 

Tyler Brown is a Navajo/Diné silversmith who learned traditional jewelry-making as a teenager from his father, the late Navajo artist Dean Brown. He comes from a family of noted silversmiths, and he’s especially associated with large, colorful cluster work using turquoise, coral, lapis, onyx and other stones. His pieces are commonly signed with a conjoined “TB” hallmark and stamped sterling.