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Southwestern Silver Jewelry and Silversmith Information

Southwestern American Silversmith / Southwest Jewelry Information

Native American Jewelry Information

Hopi History | Navajo History | Zuni History
Hopi Silversmith Info | Navajo Silversmith Info | Zuni Silversmith Info

Mexican Silversmith Information

The links above provide brief information on the history of American Silver Jewelry and Silversmithing. The information is relative to all races of peoples in America including Native American Silversmiths. The information includes history on Silver Jewelry as well as the artists that have made is shine such as Native American Jewelers and Native American Jewelry. Sterling Silver Jewelry has been a large part of history and gains popularity every year, including men's silver jewelry and women's silver jewelry. We specialize in Southwestern Jewelry, Turquoise Jewelry and Native American Indian Jewelry, so a large focus of our information are these types of jewelry.
We hope you enjoy our brief information. Southwestern jewelry is one of the largest groups of jewelry, especially in sterling silver jewelry. Southwestern Jewelry is very popular around the world. Southwestern Jewelry is worn in cities, by Country Music Stars, Fashion Models, and Indegenous peoples. Southwest Jewelry is based on old Morish / Spanish designs that were introduced to the Native American Indians by the Spanish Conquistadors. Most of the designs you see in Southwestern Jewelry today are Spanish designs. The Spaniards were the first to make Southwestern Jewelry, not the Native American, contrary to popular belief.