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Heishi beads by Gérard and Mary Calabaza
Welcome to the Calabaza family: Gérard and Mary are Pueblo jewelry artists, specializing in the creation of Heishi beads.
The making of these tubular beads is long and meticulous: stones (including turquoise, of course), shells or other raw materials are hand-cut into small squares, then pierced and strung on a wire. Gérard and Mary grind this strand on a grinding wheel to perfectly shape their Heishi beads. Often imitated but never equalled, genuine, high-quality Heishi beads can be recognized by their uniform and smooth feel.
You will find a fine selection of Heishi pearl bracelets and necklaces made by the Calabaza in our collection.
Torivia & Delbert Crespin's jewelry
Our expedition on the roads of the American West continues: this time, come with us at Delbert and Torivia Crespin's. This couple of Pueblo jewelry artists is famous for their great jewelry made with mosaic inlay (an ancestral Native American marquetry process) and Heishi beads (hand-crafted tubular beads).
The Crespin's handmade jewels are emblematic, strong and superbly crafted: just like all the unique jewelry you will find in our Parisian shop.
Richard Jim's jewelry, Navajo artist
This time we're taking you on a journey into the desert of the American Southwest, to discover the stunning jewelry made by Richard Jim, Diné (Navajo) artist. This Native American silversmith creates great pieces of jewelry in sterling silver and genuine American turquoise. He creates strong, emblematic pieces of Native jewelry.
At HARPO Paris are committed to bringing you genuine Native American jewelry, created by exceptional artists.
Pueblo Kewa jewels by Rudy Coriz
Travel with us to the Southwest of the USA into the heart of New Mexico, and discover stunning Heishi bead and inlay jewelry made by Rudy Coriz: the necklaces created by Rudy Coriz's expert hands are made exclusively from high-quality natural materials and sterling silver. The blues of turquoise stone, the blazing orange of spondylus and coral, the ochres and browns of various stones from the American West, the black of jet... everything around your neck in an exceptional jewel that only a handful of renowned Native American artists know how to create.
At HARPO Paris we are committed to bringing you genuine Native American jewelry, created by exceptional artists.
Harpo | Making of Shooting 2024
HARPO 2024 campaign : come with us in between canyon and forest during our great shooting that focuses on stunning Native American jewelry. All our jewels are coming directly from different Native artists families of the southwestern United States.
Discover the talent of Navajo, Zuni, Pueblo and Hopi silversmiths : sterling silver and genuine American turquoise are transformed into exceptional jewelry. Come discover it in our Parisian boutique (19 rue de Turbigo, 75002) and on our e-shop.
Harpo's Shooting - The Making Of | 2016
Discover our stunning jewels, handcrafted in sterling silver, genuine American turquoise and sterling silver. These are unique, strong, timeless pieces, handcrafted by talented Native American artists.
Navajo, Zuni, Pueblo and Hopi jewelers are renowned for their great talent and numerous high-end jewelry skills: sterling silver and genuine American turquoises are transformed into exceptional jewels. Come and discover them in our Paris boutique (19 rue de Turbigo, 75002) and on our e-shop.