Native American jewelry sets by Navajo and Zuni artists, pairing turquoise and other stones with sterling silver in matching necklaces, earrings, bracelets or rings. Many feature turquoise with sterling silver clasps and hooks, and the product page describes what the set includes. Every listed set comes with an original certificate of authenticity.
Navajo and Zuni Jewelry Sets
Most sets in this collection are Navajo, often built around turquoise strands, heishi beads and stamped sterling silver. A few are Zuni, a tradition known for detailed inlay and petit point stonework. Our guides to Navajo jewelry and Zuni jewelry explain the styles in more depth.
Stones and Metals in Our Sets
Turquoise appears in many of these sets. Others feature spiny oyster, tiger's eye, gaspeite, hematite, graduated heishi or multicolor stones, and at least one uses multicolor glass. The product page names the stones, so you know exactly what you are buying.
The metal parts are mostly sterling silver, and on beaded sets the sterling silver is often the clasp or the earring hooks rather than the whole piece. Some sets include 12k gold filled accents. Check the metal line on each listing for the details.
Why Choose a Matching Set
A set takes the guesswork out of coordinating pieces: the stones, colors and silverwork are chosen to go together. Sets make a thoughtful gift for a birthday, anniversary or wedding, and you can wear the pieces together for an occasion or separately every day. Some listings show a representative photo, so the set you receive may vary slightly in stone color and pattern.
How to Check Authenticity
Look for a sterling stamp on clasps and hooks, an artist hallmark where the piece allows one, and documentation naming the maker. Many sets are handmade, and the product page says how the set was made. Every set here includes an original certificate of authenticity. To learn what we check before a piece is listed, read how we check authenticity, or start with our authenticity guide.
Caring for Your Set
Store each piece separately in a soft pouch so stones and silver don't scratch one another. Keep turquoise away from water, lotions and perfume, lay strand necklaces flat, and polish the silver with a dry jewelry cloth.