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    American Indian Bracelets(Post)

    Durango Silver Company has been in business here in Durango, Colorado USA for almost 40 years now and one of our specialties has been American Indian Bracelets. We have dealt primarily in Navajo and ...

    Handmade Jewelry(Post)

    We have created a great new informational page on Handmade Jewelry that we think you will enjoy and gain some useful knowledge from. This pages has many great photos with descriptions of what the ph ...

    Antique Indian Silver Jewelry(Post)

    Antique Indian Silver Jewelry - John and Dillon Hartman of Durango Silver Company have just completed a great new informational presentation on Antique Indian Silver Jewelry, we would like to invite ...

    Silver Earrings(Post)

    Silver Earrings from the American Southwest are strikingly different and from Durango Silver Company they are handcrafted works of art to be worn in your every day attire. Earrings with Turquoise suc ...

    Bands and Rings(Post)

    Durango Silver Company is now specializing in Bands and Rings artisan created in Sterling Silver. We have just finished two good informational pages that we think you will appreciate, we invite you t ...

    100% Sterling Silver and Handmade(Post)

    We Use Only 100% Sterling Silver and Pure SilverThe most important policy we stress for our buying authentic Native American Indian jewelry or in making our jewelry would be for all items to be made ...

    Silver Gallery(Post)

    The Durango Silver Gallery operated by Durango Silver Company of Durango, Colorado USA has been in business for nearly 40 years. It is located 3.5 west of Durango's city center on Hwy 160, which is t ...

    Southwest Jewelry(Post)

    Durango Silver Company of Durango Colorado has been producing some of the finest Southwest Jewelry for over 37 years. Our emphasis has always been on quality, we use the highest quality natural Turqu ...

    Navajo Silversmith History(Page)

    Navajo Silversmith History Despite their inherent love of ornamentation and jewelry, the Indians of the Southwest did not learn to Silversmith until the latter part of the 19th century.& ...