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The belt buckle: not a just accessory, a great jewel!

At HARPO, we want to bring you the crème de la crème of Native American jewelry. Whe...

Gauthier Borsarello and its HARPO jewels collection

English translation of the first interview we made with ...

Native American earrings: beautiful jewelry in turquoise stone and sterling silver

HARPO is a French jewelry store that has been showcasing for over fifty years the fi...

The Royston turquoise: a Nevada beauty

Among the gemstones that captivate the world for generat...

The Dry Creek turquoise and its unique color

Among the gemstones that have fascinated the world for g...

The Sleeping Beauty turquoise : as precious as it is rare

HARPO is a French jewelry house, selling only Native American jewelry and crafts fro...

The Kingman turquoise and its fifty shades of blue

Among the semi-precious stones, there is one that has fascinated the whole world for...

South-West of the USA : house of Native jewelry

First of all, let's locate geographically the part of the United States where HARPO'...

The Heishi beads: the secrets of an ancestral know how

Heishi beads are a timeless marker of Native jewelry and more specifically of Native...

When Permanent Style comes to Harpo

HARPO, PARIS: GENERATIONS OF AMERINDIAN JEWELLERY ...

The Zapotecs and their art of Weaving

The rugs and cushion covers ...

The Concho Belt

The concha belt: the origins "Concha" is a Spanish word for shell, so when...