This picture shows what a part of the Hohokam's Honey Bee Village in today's Oro Valley might have looked like around A.D. 1125. The Hohokam early on used pit-house construction.

She does not wear her moccasins but her turquoise jewelry is eye-catching. Grandma always wears huge turquoise rings, bracelets, squash blossoms, pins, a concho belt, and long dangly earrings.

The Navajo Small Business Credit Initiative (NSBCI) has officially approved its first loan, a significant step forward in the ...

Sonia Hou is on a mission to make modern jewelry with global culture influences. Here, the founder shares her inspiring story ...

Cameron’s stack include dainty diamond necklaces, tennis bracelets, bold gold hoops, and a stacked ring set. If you want to ...

Lafayette’s Embark Fine Jewelry is expanding into Baton Rouge. The company plans to open a location in the Coterie Exchange ...

Sarasota resident Jacqueline Dinatale called the jewelry at Gorjana, which opened a location at University Town Center July 1 ...

The Princess of Wales debuted a stack of eternity rings with her wedding band in summer 2024, going without Diana's signature ...

Lainey Wilson and The Jewelry Group have announced an exclusive licensing agreement to design and develop the award-winning ...

The product mix includes fashion, jewelry, watches, engagement rings, fragrance, home accessories and a men’s collection, Scott Bros.

Preston Monongye in the news In MutualArt’s artist press archive, Preston Monongye is featured in Hindman Announces July Auction of Native American Jewelry, a piece from ArtDaily in July 2023. The ...