Southwest Indian Jewelry / Southwestern Indians have been using shell &amp; stone to make jewelry since prehistoric times. After the Spanish arrival, they added silver to the materials they used. Fine examples of older jewelry are available at the gallery, including necklaces made of shell &amp; stone from Kewa Pueblo, Zuni turquoise cluster work and Navajo silver cuffs and earrings. Most of the jewelry dates from the time period just after the Second World War. http://www.adobegallery.com/art/category-Southwest_Indian_Jewelry