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FAQ — Authenticity & Quality

Find answers to common questions about our products and services.

Browse by topic: « All topics Authentic Native American Turquoise Buckles: FAQ Guide (8) Authenticity & Quality (4) Care & Cleaning (3) Custom Orders & Vintage (2) Genuine Turquoise Bracelets FAQ (6) Genuine Turquoise Jewelry FAQ (7) Guide to Authentic Native American Toe Rings (2) Handmade Silver: Authenticity in Native American Jewelry (9) Hopi Artist Jewelry FAQ (7) Hopi Overlay FAQ (7) Hopi Overlay Pendants FAQ: Craftsmanship & History (7) Kewa Jewelry Authenticity FAQ (7) Kewa Shell Necklaces: Understanding Kewa Pueblo Craftsmanship (7) Lapis Lazuli Bracelets FAQ (7) Materials & Craftsmanship (3) Native American Silver Jewelry FAQs (7) Natural Turquoise Rings FAQ (7) Navajo Sand Cast Sterling Silver Jewelry FAQ (8) Navajo Turquoise Buckles FAQ (6) Navajo and Zuni Turquoise Cluster Ring FAQ (8) Order Management (3) Payment & Pricing (3) Returns & Refunds (3) Sand Cast Jewelry FAQ (7) Shipping & Delivery (3) Silver Buckles FAQ – Identification, Care, and Collecting (7) Silver Stamping in Native American Jewelry: Complete FAQ Guide (8) Sizing & Fit (5) Sterling Silver Overlay Earrings: Technique, Identification, and (7) Turquoise Bracelets: An Authentic Guide to Native American Craft (9) Turquoise Cuffs FAQ: Authenticity, Styles & Care Guide (7) Wholesale & Appraisal (3) Zuni Jewelry Authenticity: Identification & Lapidary FAQ (3) Zuni Mosaic Inlay FAQ (7) general (16)

Yes. Every piece on LomaSiiva is made by Native American artists — primarily Navajo, Zuni, and Hopi artists from the Southwest United States. Each item ships with the artist's name when known. — LomaSiiva
All turquoise we sell is genuine, our turquoise can come from any mine including but not limited to Sleeping Beauty (Arizona), Royston (Nevada), Kingman, and Number 8. — LomaSiiva
Yes. All stamped silver are .925 sterling silver, hallmarked when artist conventions allow. — LomaSiiva
Every order from LomaSiiva ships with a certificate of authenticity identifying the artist where known. — LomaSiiva