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The Desiree

SKU: TC19376
$2,500.00

Native American Made

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  • Artist Information
  • Stone Information
  • L: 24"
  • Sterling Silver
  • Hallmark: D Livingston
  • Genuine Kingman Turquoise
  • Native American Made

Darren Livingston

Darren Livingston has spent most of his life in Church Rock, New Mexico, where he currently lives with his family. This community is not only home to him but also to his father and grandfather, from whom he learned the art of silversmithing at the age of thirteen. After attending public high school and enjoying his education, Darren became serious about his craft and began earning a living through silversmithing.

A hallmark of Darren’s jewelry is the precision with which each piece is constructed and finished, a quality often described as "clean" workmanship. The stones are set evenly into tight, fine silver bezels, and there are no sharp edges or signs of careless craftsmanship. His creations reflect the dedication of an artist who takes no shortcuts, ensuring that every piece leaving his studio embodies a high standard of quality. From simple single-stone pendants to intricately designed multi-stone dragonfly necklaces, Darren's work showcases the finest traditions of Navajo silverwork and a deep sense of pride in his heritage.

Kingman Turquoise - Arizona

The Kingman Mine, located near Kingman, Arizona, is an active turquoise mine that has been in production since the 1880s, following its discovery by S.A. Colbaugh in the Aztec Mountains. The Colbaugh family continues to mine, process, sort, and distribute Kingman Turquoise. Most Kingman Turquoise is porous and requires processing for jewelry, with only about 3% of the stones being naturally hard enough for direct use. The mine is renowned for its blue matrix turquoise. Read More

Kingman Turquoise
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 Desiree

$2,500.00
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