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DEBUT COLLECTION — BABALOO JEWELRY

Almeta Dellagnolo | Nimiipuu Tribe | Born in Lapwai, Idaho

Indigenous craft does not begin at a workbench. It begins generations back—in the songs, the seasons, the ceremonies, the land itself. Almeta's work carries the lineage of the Nimiipuu people, translated into contemporary jewelry that honors both tradition and the uncompromising vision of a living artist.

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Contemporary Navajo Jewelry

Wyatt Lee-Anderson | Diné (Navajo) | Fourth-Generation Silversmith

Introducing the inaugural collection from a seismic collaboration: a Contemporary Navajo Jewelry capsule forged with the masterful hands of Diné artist Wyatt Lee-Anderson. A confluence of ancient silversmith tradition and uncompromising modern design for Men and Women's Fine Jewelry.

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WHAT SETS US APART

The Future of Collectible Native Art

We represent master artisans from federally recognized tribes across North America, with a focus on Contemporary Navajo Jewelry handcrafted in Navajoland by generational silversmiths. These are heirloom pieces built to the same standards as Tiffany, Cartier, or Bvlgari — except here, one artisan completes every step from casting to final polish.

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Hat bands from the four corners

We believe an heirloom is not an object, but a narrative forged by hands that honor a timeless legacy. Our hat bands are a reverent homage to the sacred silversmith artistry of the Diné, transforming a simple cowboy hat from an object into a personal emblem. Whether it's the hand-stamped Texas Flood concho link inspired by SRV, or the Nizhóní with limitless stone selections — each piece is hallmarked and ships with a Certificate of Authenticity.

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BESPOKE COMMISSIONS

Imagine wearing jewelry no one else in the world owns. Made specifically for you — by hand, with intention, by a master Navajo artisan whose family has practiced this craft for generations. That's what our Bespoke Commission service delivers. From concept to creation, this piece is yours alone.

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Concho Belts from the Homelands

Our concho belts are sculptural statements forged in Navajoland by renowned Navajo artisan Lee Charley. A physical dialogue with the artisan, a testament to a lineage of sacred craft. The Sundance offers a fluid succession of 23 scalloped conchos, their liquid brilliance centered by your choice of personal talisman—from Spiny Oyster to Italian Red Coral. The Wildfire counters with a formidable link of thick-gauged silver, its deeply struck ancestral stamps. 

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