native american jewelry

Amy Wilson, one of the most recognizable faces in the western industry has recently launched her own turquoise line! The Cowboy Channel talent and former Miss Rodeo America recently launched her own line of gorgeous jewels, reflecting her style nad fashion for authentic Native American jewelry. In a recent Instagram post, Wilson made the announcement,...

Think pink? That’s so 2023. Move over, Barbie Pink – Peach Fuzz has officially been named Pantone’s color of the year, and we’re already looking forward to the looks we’ll be seeing this spring! From peachy-toned leather to dyed sheepskin to orange-toned jewelry – there are so many ways to make peach POP in a...

Bold patterns and bright colors – the Sky Eagle Collection created by Osage fashion designer Dante Biss-Grayson is full of life for fall! Highlighting warm tones such as vibrant red and gold as well as contrasting neutrals, this collection is well-rounded for both fashion and function. Check out a few scenes from the incredible fashion...

It’s no secret that pink is back in a big way. We saw Barbie fashion come back onto the scene alongside a wave of pink boots and accessories – now, the pink wave has reached Western-style and Native-made jewelry! Cotton candy pink stones are the latest jewelry craze and we can’t get enough of the...

Quannah Chasinghorse took our breath away at yesterday’s Met Gala. She hit the red carpet in a voluminous blue strapless tulle gown by Prabal Gurung, its plunging neckline edged in silver. She accessorized with eyeshadow of the same blue hue, traditional jewelry, and feathers in her hair. Chasinghorse, whose heritage is Han Gwich’in and Oglala...

It doesn’t get any better than The Lantern Dancer’s Southwestern jewelry! They have been the premier source for authentic Native American jewelry for more than 30 years! If you’ve seen some of their pieces, you’ll understand why this brand is so hot. If you don’t have at least one piece from Lantern Dancer, why not...

Located right at the gateway to the Steens Mountains in Burns, Oregon is Oard’s Gallery, a third-generation Native American jewelry and art museum. “James Oard and his wife started the business 135 years ago. Since then, we have passed on the torch through the generations. Originally, we started as a stagecoach shop. Yet, over the...