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Handmade Beads


  • Length End to End: 18"
  • Extender: 2 1/4" 
  • Largest Pearl Size: 10mm
  • Navajo Pearls Handmade by Rose Martin 
  • Hallmark:Bernyse Chavez
  • Sterling Silver
  • Genuine High Grade Natural Royston 
  • Authentic, Native American Made


Bernyse Chavez

Bernyse is a Navajo silversmith from To’hajillee, NM, with roots in the Red Running into Water clan on her mother's side and the Born for Salt clan on her father's side. She has been honing her silversmithing skills since 1985, learning the craft from her older sister, JoAnn Chavez. With great appreciation, Bernyse remembers the patience her sister showed while teaching her the intricate process of creating silver jewelry. She learned that every piece, regardless of its simplicity, should be crafted by hand as a work of art. Her expertise ranges from plain bezel-set stones to complex stamping techniques, showcasing her versatility as an artisan.

Royston Turquoise - Nevada

Royston Turquoise originates from the Royston mining district near Tonopah, Nevada, and has been mined since the early 1900s. This turquoise originally comprised four old claims located within the Royston range: Bunker Hill, Easter Blue, Oscar Wehrend, and Royal Blue. The Royston area is known for producing stunning turquoise in a range of colors, from deep sky blue to dark greens. Read More

Royston Turquoise


About Hande Made Beads
These Navajo Pearls are Handmade:

Creating hand-rolled silver beads is a celebrated tradition among Navajo silversmiths and an icon of Navajo jewelry. Handmade beads are meticulously crafted, with each bead being the result of an extremely labor-intensive process. These beads are shaped by hand using tools such as hammers, pliers, and files. The lengthy process includes melting, rolling, cutting, shaping, soldering & filing each sterling silver bead by BY HAND. This meticulous time honored method is a highly skilled trade that few artists have mastered.

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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