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To see current promotions or special pricing, type either the single word 'sale' or the single word 'offer' into the search link appearing on any page. Type the letters EB into the search box to see a great Folsom point reduced in price @40%, and 3 other top artifacts for which offers will be considered.

Southwest Native American Made Coral Necklace Catalogue: Popular Collectibles: Cultural: American Indian: Jewelry: Pre 2000   item# 521960 (stock# BB.182)  click for details HD ENTERPRISES, INC. 303-695-1301 $275.00 (was $450.00)  PRICE REDUCED FROM $450! Great for casual or dress wear, this simple but elegant Southwestern Native American made coral necklace (BB182), dating into the later 20th century, is stamped on the back of the center element with two small inverted crescents stacked over the single word ‘Sterling’. From the collection of the late Billy Branch of Denver, the necklace measures 18” and the center coral element measures 2 ¼” in width. In excellent and immediately wearable condition, it dates into the lat ...click for details

Zuni Petit Point Squash Blossom Necklace Catalogue: Popular Collectibles: Cultural: American Indian: Jewelry: Pre 2000   item# 522914 (stock# BB.176)  click for details HD ENTERPRISES, INC. 303-695-1301 $675.00 (was $1,200.00)  PRICE REDUCED FROM $1200! Lightweight, well made, nicely aged, set with blue Persian turquoise, 21” long, and hallmarked with the initials PA (possibly for the listed Zuni silversmith Paul Anderson).... if it’s what she’s longing for, a girl couldn’t ask for anything more! From the fine collection of Native American jewelry assembled by the late Billy Branch of Denver, this ‘shouting-to-be-worn’, Native American made, squash blossom necklace (BB176) is truly an outstanding example of the style a ...click for details

Fine Coral Squash Blossom Necklace Catalogue: Popular Collectibles: Cultural: American Indian: Jewelry: Pre 2000   item# 522909 (stock# BB.161)  click for details HD ENTERPRISES, INC. 303-695-1301 $850.00 (was $1,500.00)  PRICE REDUCED FROM $1500! This stunning 24” mid-20th century squash blossom necklace (BB161) is inset with elongated, richly colored, deep rust red branch coral cabs. From the fine collection of the late Billy Branch of Denver, this lighter weight and easy to wear beauty has a warm age patina and is in excellent, ready to wear condition. All of the necklace elements are strung on a plasticized, wrapped wire strand. A great example of Southwest jewelry, this Native American made necklace comes wi ...click for details

100 Strand Silver Heishi Necklace With Drop Catalogue: Popular Collectibles: Cultural: American Indian: Jewelry: Pre 2000   item# 522911 (stock# BB.183)  click for details HD ENTERPRISES, INC. 303-695-1301 $900.00 (was $2000.00)  PRICE REDUCED FROM $2000! This striking, 100-strand, 22” liquid silver heishi necklace (BB183), made up of 2mm beads, supports a polished, teardrop-shaped turquoise cabochon noted by its former owner, the late Billy Branch of Denver, to be from the Pilot Mountain mine in Nevada. The turquoise is attractively set in a 3” long, handsomely decorated, four-part silver pendant in which the elements have been nestled together. The name E. Billy in script can be seen on the inside of the decorated bale ...click for details

Twelve Assorted Ethno Jewelry Items: Group A Catalogue: Popular Collectibles: Cultural: American Indian: Jewelry: Pre 2000   item# 800998 (stock# JWL.ETHNO.A)  click for details HD ENTERPRISES, INC. 303-695-1301 SEE EACH PHOTO FOR PRICE  This assortment of worn and never worn ethnographic jewelry (90.1018A & 101.1DHD; FP1361B; JI213, 228, 401, 403 & 408; KEB9 & 13; MAP109; and WJF1124) consists of rings, a bracelet, ear studs, earrings, a bead, and a cross. From African, Ethiopian, Native American, Islamic, Seljuk, and Mexican cultures, the materials used consist of gold, silver, lapis, amber, and faience. The various items date from c.1200AD until late 20th century; prices from $35-$195. Each photo lists first the i ...click for details

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