Sacred Adornments:
A Native Jewelry Showcase
Discover Rare Old Pawn, Signed Masterpieces, and Timeless Turquoise Treasures, at the Jeweled Legacy hosted 2nd Annual "Sacred Adornments Showcase!"
Join us for the 2nd Annual Sacred Adornments
A Native Jewelry Showcase, hosted by Jeweled Legacy. This exclusive event celebrates the artistry and heritage of Native American jewelry makers, featuring rare old pawn pieces, signed masterpieces, and exquisite turquoise jewelry sourced from historic mines.
For centuries, Native American tribes have perfected the art of jewelry-making, blending intricate silverwork, vibrant turquoise, and meaningful symbolism. This event highlights pieces crafted by native artisans from the Navajo, Zuni, Hopi, and Kewa Pueblo tribes, each known for their unique styles and techniques.
Navajo Jewelry: Bold silverwork, large turquoise stones, and intricate stamp designs.
Zuni Jewelry: Masterful stone inlay, petit point, and needlepoint techniques.
Hopi Jewelry: Iconic silver overlay featuring traditional Hopi symbols.
Authentic jewelry from native artisans
Turquoise treasures from legendary mines like Kingman, Sleeping Beauty, and Royston
Collector’s showcase of historic and contemporary pieces
Own a Piece of Turquoise History
Turquoise has been cherished by Native American artisans for centuries, valued for its stunning hues and deep cultural significance. This event showcases stones from famous mines, each producing unique and collectible variations. Some of the Famous Turquoise Mines:
Kingman Turquoise (Arizona): Vivid blue with a striking black matrix, among the most sought-after.
Sleeping Beauty Turquoise (Arizona): A pure, robin’s egg blue turquoise with no matrix, prized for its clarity.
Royston Turquoise (Nevada): A breathtaking mix of blues and greens with golden brown matrix patterns.
Bisbee Turquoise (Arizona): Deep blue shades with a signature chocolate-brown matrix, highly collectible.
Number 8 Turquoise (Nevada): A sky-blue stone with a distinct spiderweb matrix, rare and valuable.
Event Details
Event Type
In-Person Only
Date Details
Start Date: May 3rd, 2025 &
End Date: May 4th, 2025
Time Details(CST)
Day 1: 11 am to 6 pm
Day 2: 12 pm to 5 pm
Venue will be at Jeweled Legacy, 7635 Quivira Rd., Shawnee, Kansas
Claim Your Piece of History
Don’t miss your chance to own a rare and authentic Native American jewelry masterpiece. Be part of a legacy that spans generations, honoring the craftsmanship and culture of Indigenous artisans.
An Highlight from last years event