A ring shaped by wild skies and restless hands. This freeform nugget cluster turquoise ring blends raw stone and sterling silver into an adjustable statement piece inspired by the enduring beauty of the American West.

The T. Yazzie 26” Kingman Turquoise Navajo Pearls Necklace, as Seen at the 2025 National Finals Rodeo A stunning close-up of a necklace featuring vibrant turquoise stones set in silver, creating a striking contrast with the dark background. Silver remembers.It remembers hands that shaped it, stones that waited a million years underground, and the moments it bore witness to—quiet mornings, hard rides, bright lights. This one remembers a voice. During the 2025 National Finals

Forged in fire and horizon, the Kingman Cluster Turquoise Bolo Tie isn’t worn—it’s lived. Silver that remembers the desert sky, crafted for the frontier soul.

Silver that remembers the long road west. This handcrafted sterling cuff, set with Royston turquoise, carries the strength of the frontier in every braided line.

Beneath the wild skies of the Southwest, turquoise blooms like desert flowers. These earrings—crafted from Arizona’s Kingman turquoise—carry the hush of the open range and the shimmer of a saloon waltz.

Five stones of sky, held fast in sterling. This wide cuff by Big Nose Kate Co. carries traditional stampwork, raised beads, and a lived-in patina that whispers of open roads and long horizons. It’s a statement with history at its back and frontier soul at its heart. Available now at Big Nose Kate Co.

Some duets are written by weather and light. Here, a Chimney Butte squash blossom with sage-green matrix stones harmonizes with a 54″ Palomino stone concho belt, warm as wheat at dusk. This pillar guide traces concho belts from saddle room to runway—and shows ways to wear the set from aisle to arena.