Leena Kim is Town & Country’s Editor, covering the travel, jewelry, style, arts and culture, education, and weddings beats. She has no priors—she has been at the magazine for 11 years, having ...

Jewelry made of blue turquoise, red coral, black jet and silver has long been associated with the Native Americans of the Southwest, where these colors are sacred. Ray Tracey, a Navajo jewelry desi… ...

Silver watch cuffs and bracelets entered the repertoire of Southwest Native American jewelry around the 1930s, when the Route 66 highway — which ran from Chicago through Los Angeles — began to ...

Verma “Sonwai” Nequatewa (Hopi), Pendant 1992, Gold, Nevada Blue turquoise, lapis lazuli, ... Charles Loloma (1921-1992) is considered the father of contemporary Indian jewelry.

Aysheh and four others were indicted in February 2017, in what authorities at the time called an international scheme to “fraudulently import and sell Filipino-made jewelry as Native American ...

It's also ironic that the adoption of Native symbols by civic organizations often dates back to a time when Native American children were being taken from reservations and sent to boarding schools ...

Native American artisans create molds from cuttlebone and tufa stone to cast metal jewelry. Anthony Lovato works with tufa stone molds to create jewelry at his studio in Santo Domingo Pueblo, N.M ...