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The Jayleen

$900.00
  • Description
  • Artist Information
  • Stone Information
  • Inside Circumference: 6 3/4"
  • Gap: 1 1/4"
  • Cluster: 2" by 2"
  • Hallmark: Paul Livingston
  • Sterling Silver
  • Genuine Onyx & White Buffalo
  • Authentic, Native American Made

Paul Livingston

Paul Livingston, born in 1954, is an acclaimed Navajo silversmith who has spent his entire life on the Church Rock Reservation. From a young age, he was fascinated by the artistry of his uncle, who transformed raw metal and stone into exquisite jewelry. Under his uncle’s guidance and with hands-on practice, Paul developed his skills, eventually becoming a highly accomplished jeweler.

By the age of twenty-two, he dedicated himself to silversmithing full-time, and he has since gained national recognition. Paul is particularly celebrated for his mastery of "cluster and row work," a technique involving the meticulous arrangement of multiple small stones—often including tiny "snake eye" stones—into vibrant, intricate patterns. His precise alignment of these clusters sets his work apart, creating striking designs that draw admiration.

Throughout his nearly forty-year career, Paul has continually pushed the boundaries of traditional Navajo jewelry, experimenting with new techniques, textures, and finishes to enhance the beauty of his pieces. While his work is rooted in traditional and vintage-inspired Navajo styles, his contemporary designs are equally popular. His intricate saw work demonstrates the technical expertise and artistic vision that have come to define his jewelry. Paul Livingston's creations honor his heritage while standing out for their beauty and craftsmanship, making them highly prized among collectors and art enthusiasts alike.

Onyx

Onyx is a captivating variety of gemstone that originates from chalcedony, a silicate mineral primarily composed of calcite, similar to marble and granite. Onyx forms naturally from calcite in caves and bedrock openings worldwide. We exclusively use the black variation in our jewelry. Read More

White Buffalo:

White Buffalo is in fact NOT turquoise. Although White Buffalo is often sold as turquoise, it's classification is actually magnesite and alumite. Its unique coloring comes from the presence of Calcite mineral. The only mine known to be home to White Buffalo is The Dry Creek Mine in Tonopah, NV. It was first discovered by the Otteson family in 1993. The name derives from the Native American belief that white buffaloes are pure and rare like the white buffalo stone. The white stone is surrounded by black and brown flint-like chert which creates beautiful patterns, and sometimes in rare pieces, a spider-web matrix. The stone appears in veins, is as hard as turquoise (Mohs hardness scale of 5.5 to 7.5) and cuts and polishes like turquoise.

Onyx
Understanding Our Measurements

Inside circumference measurements listed for cuff bracelets represent the total inside circumference, including the gap. When selecting a cuff bracelet, keep in mind that the gap allows for some flexibility in sizing, as cuffs can be gently adjusted for a more comfortable fit. Cuffs with multiple stones may be adjustable on a case-by-case basis. If the listed measurements do not meet your needs, we recommend inquiring about adjustability before purchasing. Improperly adjusting cuffs can compromise the stone settings.

When Can I Expect My Order to Ship?

We don't like to wait for our online orders & feel you shouldn't have to either. We ship Monday through Friday and strive to process orders within 24 hours. Most orders placed by 4:30 PM are shipped the same day. Please note that during peak seasons, like Christmas, shipping may take a bit longer. When you check out, you should see an estimated delivery date. If you have any questions or need to confirm shipping times, feel free to call or text us!

Am I Buying Authentic Native Jewelry?

We prioritize honesty and transparency regarding the origin of our jewelry. Each piece on our site includes a detailed description, and if an item is not native-made, we clearly indicate that. While we do offer a small selection of imported jewelry, we do not support the importation of pieces that replicate original native designs.

Styling Questions?

We’re here to assist you with all your styling needs! Whether you have questions about layering necklaces, selecting the perfect pieces, or finding complementary colors, we’ve got you covered.

While we provide a necklace length guide to help you make informed choices, we understand that layering can be tricky. If you need additional assistance, feel free to reach out! We’re happy to lay out different combinations and send photos to ensure you achieve the look you want. Trying to match multiple pieces? We strive to accurately represent colors in our images, but please keep in mind that screen settings can vary. If you would like additional photos or pieces photographed together for better comparison we are happy to do so.

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The Jayleen

$900.00
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