A 20-second film of No. 007, made from the gallery’s photographs; only the light moves

The Edition

Winter 2026 · Sedona, Arizona

Winter 2026 · Sedona

Every piece has a story.

Ours began in 1977.

The gallery

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Native American jewelry and art, in Uptown Sedona.

The building: The Humiovi Building, built in 1964 at 89A and Jordan Road
Location: 247 AZ-89A
Today: Family-owned, open every day

“Everything has a story, depending on the tribe, the artist, the stones, the shells, the silver work, the pottery, the kachinas, the paintings.”

From the gallery floor, Sedona

Every Native American piece is handmade, and every one carries its tribe. Its page tells the rest: the maker where we have the name, the nation, the stone and where it was mined, the mark stamped in the silver.

Everything has a story

In this edition · p. 3

The cover piece · No. 007

Squash Blossom - Sterling Silver Kingman Turquoise Jewelry Set

Lyle PiasoNavajo

As it sits in the case.

$3,390.00Read the piece

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New to the case

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Sterling Silver Spiny Oyster Ring - Size 10 #614

No. 614

Ring with spiny oyster

Ray Jack, Diné (Navajo)

$345.00

No. 258

Dangle earrings with Sonora Gold turquoise

Rick Tolino, Diné (Navajo)

$300.00

Sterling Silver White Buffalo Pendant - 1.25x1.75 in. #240

No. 240

Pendant with white buffalo

Diné (Navajo)

$545.00

No. 151

Silver bracelet

Johnson Yazzie, Diné (Navajo)

$875.00

No. 052

Jewelry set with Kingman turquoise

Diné (Navajo)

$2,200.00

No. 611

Ring with onyx

Diné (Navajo)

$195.00

No. 279

Dangle earrings with Kingman turquoise

Diné (Navajo)

$180.00

No. 146

Bracelet with Sonora Gold turquoise

Shirley Henry, Diné (Navajo)

$650.00

No. 053

Jewelry set with spiny oyster, Kingman turquoise and lapis lazuli

Diné (Navajo)

$2,900.00

Everything new to the case

Stones and shells in the case

Set in pieces you can buy today. We do not sell loose stones.

Every stone and shell

The stone · p. 6

Kingman

Mined in the Mineral Park district of northwestern Arizona, Kingman’s bright sky blue remains a standard against which other turquoise is judged.

Every piece in Kingman

From the gallery’s listing photographs.

The artist · p. 7

Shirley Henry

Navajo

Each maker stamps their own mark into the silver. It is how a collector reads a piece, and how we name every artist we represent.

The artist

For the holidays · p. 9

Find the one

For whom, which stone, what budget: a small selection from the case, with prices.

Begin

The Humiovi · Gift card

From $25

Sedona

Or let them choose: a gift card by email, in minutes, to spend online or in the gallery.

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Sedona · Verde Valley · Northern Arizona

Native American Jewelry in Sedona

The Humiovi is a gallery of Native American jewelry and art in Uptown Sedona: turquoise jewelry, squash blossom necklaces, concho belts and hand-stamped silver cuffs by Diné (Navajo), A:shiwi (Zuni) and Hopi silversmiths, with Pueblo pottery and Hopi Kachina carvings. Native American work identified on its product page is documented and guaranteed authentic under the Indian Arts and Crafts Act; see how we guarantee it.

No two turquoise mines are alike: the soft robin’s-egg blue of Sleeping Beauty, the spiderweb matrix of Kingman, the green-gold of Royston (the gemstone guide tells each story). Travelers in the red rock country and collectors across the Verde Valley and Northern Arizona can explore the collection or the collections before they arrive, then plan a visit to see the pieces in the case.

Visit · p. 10

Come and see it in the case

Now: Open daily, 10 am to 6 pm
Address: 247 AZ-89A, Sedona, AZ 86336
Telephone: (928) 282-5259

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