I am not the maker of this beautiful jewelry collection, but I carefully handpick the pieces for my shop. I am OBSESSED with Native American Handcrafted Turquoise Jewelry and You Should Be Too!
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Last updated on Jul 12, 2026
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Kristen on Jul 28, 2026
5 out of 5 starsThis bracelet is just beautiful and the perfect size both in length for my wrist and proportion, as I want to wear it with other turquoise bracelets. It's fun, delicate, pretty, authentic and it will be worn often.
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RayRay on Jul 28, 2026
5 out of 5 starsExactly what I was looking for and exceeded my expectations upon arrival. I couldn't be happier with my purchase and am looking forward to my next one
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Bob on Jul 27, 2026
4 out of 5 starsThe design and craftsmanship of this ring is extraordinary. Pricing was acceptable. The only downside is that is not marked sterling. Perhaps this is a new norm for contemporary sterling jewelry manufacture. But I am so pleased to add to my collection!
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Jim on Jul 22, 2026
5 out of 5 starsThese Turquoise earrings were a special anniversary gift for my wife and she LOVED THEM !!!
About BlueRockTurquoise
Sales
8,363
On Etsy since 2021
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Just like caterpillars turn into beautiful butterflies, so do unusual rocks turn into beautiful White Buffalo jewelry! -
Phyllis and I are showing off our beautiful handmade Navajo jewelry on a recent cruise. -
Kim and Phyllis doing a Live Facebook Jewelry Show from Cloudcroft, NM on July 4, 2023 -
Some beautiful Royston Turquoise we uncovered on our mining trip to Tonopah, NV….so much fun! -
Beautiful!
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Blue Rock Turquoise
Owner, Curator
My name is Kimberly Hayes. I lived in Cloudcroft, NM, as a child where my sister, Phyllis Turner, still operates the Burro Street Trading Post there. We Work together to bring authentic Native American Handcrafted Jewelry to our customers.
Production partners
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A Print Shop
AL, United States
Our Production Partner Prints our Custom Designs on Tee Shirts We Select.
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American Darling
Dallas, TX
Our Partner provides us with quality hand-selected leather purses, clutches, and wallets that feature hand painted and carved leather as well as beautiful cowhide.
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Blue Rock Turquoise
DeRidder, LA
Blue Rock Turquoise produces bracelets made from genuine turquoise, sterling silver, and Spiny Oyster.
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Native American Jewelry Trader
Gallup, NM
Navajo and Zuni Handmade Jewelry
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Gaucho Sheep and Leather Products, Inc.
Huntington Beach, CA
Provider of cowhide leather goods
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HaDa Collection
NM, United States
The HADA Collection features beautiful handmade jewelry pieces in natural stones and sterling silver. Sourced from Northwestern New Mexico.
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Handpicked by Me – Artisanal Sourcing
NM, United States
We treasure hunt constantly for beautiful handmade pieces by talented Native American artists to add to our collection!
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Ken Richardson Knives
Steelville, MO
Knife Maker
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Kewa (Santo Domingo Pueblo) Artist
NM, United States
The Kewa (Santo Domingo Pueblo) artists produce the beautiful handmade jewelry we sell.
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Navajo Artist
NM, United States
The Navajo artists produce the beautiful handmade jewelry we sell.
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Printful
Charlotte, NC
Printful helps produce and ship products featuring my original artwork and branding.
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Jewelry Artisans Production Partners
India
This group of jewelry artisans handmakes our jewelry designs in various semi-precious stones and sterling silver.
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S&F Contemporary Designs - Natural Stones and Sterling Silver Handmade Jewelry
Las Vegas, NV
Our production partners create and supply this beautiful jewelry for our shop. Natural Larimar, turquoise (mostly Kingman), Spiny Oyster, Wild Horse, Onyx, and other natural stones are used in our jewelry.
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Turquoise Beaded Necklace Stringers
Albuquerque, NM
This partner and their team strings the Turquoise beaded necklaces.
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Southwest Design
Dallas, TX
This partner designs Concho belts in Nickel Silver
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Sterling Silver Chains
NM, United States
We purchase these chains from our partner to provide chains to go with the handmade pendants.
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Silversmiths Albuquerque
Albuquerque, NM
Silverworks
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Sourced from Tucson Gem Show Vendor
Tucson, AZ
Sourced from Tucson Gem Show Vendor
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Zuni Artist
NM, United States
The artist produces the handmade Native American Jewelry we sell.
Shop policies
Last updated on Dec 29, 2021
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Cancellations: not accepted
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More information
Last updated on
Dec 17, 2025
Frequently asked questions
Are the jewelry pieces made by Native American Jewelry Artists?
Jewelry pieces that are made by Native American jewelry artists are tagged with the name of the artist and the tribal affiliation.
Are ALL of the jewelry pieces on your site Native American made?
No. Some jewelry is in the Southwest Style but Not Native American. I clearly indicate on the listing if the item is Not Native American. Recently we have added pieces that are entirely leather. We also introduced our new WINDDANCER Collection of handmade jewelry set in Sterling Silver with many stone options. This collection is named in honor of our mother, Manette, who 'fancied' herself to have an Indian name...which she named HERSELF Winddancer! Full disclosure....She does not have any Native American ancestry that we can find.
Do you buy the jewelry directly from the Native American artist?
I purchase some of my inventory pieces directly from Native American artists. I also purchase NA jewelry from reputable Native American jewelry dealers who buy directly from the Native American artists in their community. All jewelry is labeled with the name of the artist, the tribal affiliation, and the retail price at the time of purchase. My listings also indicate the materials used to make the piece. Examples would be Sterling Silver and Turquoise.
How do I clean and care for my Native American pieces?
It is recommended to use a polishing cloth with a gentle touch when cleaning your pieces. A touch of mild soap on a damp cotton cloth can be used to gently wipe the piece if needed. NEVER soak the piece in water or other liquids. This can cause the stone to dislodge due to the stone-setting process used by Native American jewelry artists.
What is Your Return Process?
Items may be returned within 15 days of the delivery date of your order. If you wish to return an item, you MUST message me through the Etsy Message system in advance of returning, AND provide me with a tracking number when shipped back. The item(s) must be returned in original condition. Once I make final approval of the return, I will refund LESS my to costs for shipping and any additional insurance I purchased for orders over $250.00.
Return to:
Kim Hayes
1006 Michael Dr
DeRidder, LA 70634
Any returns valued over $100 must be insured for the value of the return. If the return is not insured during the shipping process and does not arrive back to me, no refund will be processed.
What is the Winddancer Collection of Jewelry?
We recently introduced our new WINDDANCER Collection of handmade jewelry set in Sterling Silver with many stone options. The jewelry features Kingman Turquoise, Wild Horse, Onyx, both natural and lab-grown Opals, several Mohave options, Variscite, Pink Conch, and more. We have partnered with a group of generational artisans in India to create these beautiful and well-made pieces.
This collection is named in honor of our mother, Manette, who 'fancied' herself to have an Indian name...which she named HERSELF Winddancer! Full disclosure....She does not have any Native American ancestry that we can find.
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