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Laguna Village
577 South Pacific Coast Highway
Laguna Beach, CA 92651
Store Phone 949.376.7632
Hours 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM (7 days a week)
Fax 24 Hours: 949.583.0154
Email: wibcom@aol.com
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Thank you for your interest in our "Native American Jewelry Showcase". We sell Southwest, Turquoise, and Southwestern jewelry. Many are original, Turquoise jewelry, and Southwestern jewelry designs of the highest quality sold to you at the lowest prices. Since we deal in handmade, one-of-a-kind works of art, it has been difficult to put this catalog together. As our pieces sell quickly and we receive new works daily we have been unable to successfully print up a brochure and keep it current. If you are looking for something that you do not see on our sites or have any questions, please feel free to email us at wibcom@aol.com or fax at 949.583.0154. Or for personalized service call and talk with our jewelry expert Peggy Webster at 800.376.4424. Or better yet, if you're in the area, please stop by we are here 7 days a week from 9:00 am to 7:00 pm. Thank you for your interest in Native Tribe American Native American Show Case. We look forward to working with you and helping to fell your Jewelry needs.
We sell Southwest pendants designed to compliment their matching southwest earrings. Many of
our Southwest pendants and Southwest earrings can be purchased separately or as a set.
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Ordering By Check:
Order one or more of the items by sending check or money order to the address above. Please include any special requests or instructions. If you are selecting a specific item, understand that the exact design may vary slightly. We will make our best efforts to match your expectations 100%.
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When discovered in the Dry Creek Mine on the Shoshone Native American Reservation nearBattle Mountain, Nevada in 1993, they were not sure what it was.Because of its hardness, it was decided to send it to have it assayed andtheir suspicions proved correct; it was in fact turquoise. It was not until 1996, however,that it was finally made into White Turquoise jewelry.
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 Slide collar sterling silver $39.95 |
 Pendant $89 |
 Multi Stone Fire Opal Set $289 |
 Pendant Alone $89 Demin Lapis |
 Pendant $89 Earrings $45 Ring $45 Bracelet $90 - Gaspite |
 Black Onyx & Opal set $189 |
 Limited Offer: Multi Gemstone & Silver Necklace $365 The above pendants w/ silver slide collars, with stones $95 U.S.D., plus shipping. Slide Collars - Sterling Silver $39 Now only $19.95 Gold 12ktf $89. Other pendants in stock vary in price, call or write for details. |
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Hand made from: Fur, leather, feathers, beads, sinu and wood
The long stick represents the marriage never perfect in every way but strong and always pointed in the right direction.The braid represents two lives connected always touching.The long lines represent the seven days of the week with the reminder to never go to sleep angry at one another.The Shaman's prayer bundle was made with special prayers and blessings. The marriage should always be a wonderful adventure.The feathers are a symbol of rising above and overcoming any trouble and problems in the marriage.The beads of gold, silver and pearl represents the main anniversaries.The rabbit fur is for swift blessing to be given to the marriage everyday...
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 Catchers
The Dream Catcher having been in existence for over 200
years, the Dream Catcher has become known for its unique and
beautiful design.
The Dream Catcher was first given to the newborn children
for restful sleep. Now it is a cherished article and a thoughtful
gift for people of all ages. Dream Catchers are delicately hand-made
by many different Native American Tribes.
According to Native American folklore, your dreams are caught in
the web - good, bad... even the ones you don"t remember. When
the first morning light hits the Dream Catcher, the bad dreams melt
away out the web holes and are lost forever. The good dreams travel
down the feathers and becomes part of the dreamer. A bead or stone in
the web is a dream enhancer which makes impossible dreams come true!
Our Dream Catchers are all handmade using leather, sinu,
real feathers and glass beads. No two dream catchers are alike each
are different like a snow flake.
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Crafted by Alfa
sterling silver and genuine stones (malakite) and signed by Alfa
$195 includes shipping anywhere in US. Outside USA ad $20 USD. |
Multi Gumstone & Silver Barcelet $98 |
Gold & Silver Hand Made Barcelet $149 |
Gold & Silver Hand Made Barcelet $149 |
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Kokopelli Multi Colored Stone Pendent / On sterling Silver & Sterling Silver Choker 2" $76.93 USD. As shown.
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KOKOPELLI is known as the fertilely God-flute player-
shape changer and is approximately 2000 years old, to this day he is
found painted or carved on the walls of ancient Native American dwellings. He
was believed to bring prosperity to anyone who listened to his
songs... His flute symbolizes happiness and joy. He would appear
after a harsh winter in the new spring and speak to the wind and
sky...In the millennium when the earth was young, the early
people of turtle Island living peacefully in what is now known as the
southwest as cliffdwellers perched high atop steep-sided mesas. They
trapped rain water and irrigated the valleys below and as farmers,
gatherers and hunters they lived in harmony with Mother and walked
softly on her back. One day they come under attack by a large unknown
force. ( possibly Athabaskins) The attackers soon realized they could
not get into the latticed dwellings. They decided to lay siege and to
starve the people into surrender. The plight of the people became
desperate. Food and water supplies ran low and they prayed to the
Great Spirit to save the children.
Then from out of no-where appeared Kokopelli, playing his
flute and danced right though the invaders before they realized what
was happening gathered the children behind him. He led them to the
steep edge of the cliffs at the east end of the mesa, facing the
morning sun. His flute became silent. As the parents hugged and
kissed and said farewell to all the children, Kokopelli shape-
changed them into beautiful Monarch butterflies and they flew off to
freedom....each spring these beautiful butterflies return to turtle
Island from there breeding grounds deep in the safe jungles where the
Aztec and Maya people once flourished. The disappearance of the
Ancient Ones remails a mystery to this day. Akkeeia
This is an Native American handcrafted product and should not be
confused with jewelry imitations. Where used all stones are genuine.
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2"-$10 3"- $15 4"-$186"-$20 9"-$35
The Hopi Sunface brings happiness and joy to anyone who
owns it. The colors are harmonious with the earth. Red represents
earth, blue and turquoise represents the sky and the water. According
to the legend, if you hang a Hopi Sunface in each of the rooms that
you occupy during the course of the day or the night, sunshine will
enter into your life.
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All made with preferred bow & arrow woods,
sinu, animal fur & leather. Each one is handcrafted Native American work
and represents years of rich history and culture. This hunting and battle tool was very important to there way of life and very
survival. Our bows and arrows are made to use and/or display. Each of
the arrows come with stone or metal points. Ho.....
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Medicine Wheels are believed shadows from the ancient
world and sacred circle are combined in the "Medicine
Wheel". The circle is representative of the sacred circle which
symbolically encompasses all physical and metaphysical forces. Plains
Native Americans believe that the circle is sacred because the Great Spirit
caused everything in nature to be round. The Sun & Sky, Earth
& Moon., everything that breathes is round, like the shield. The
lines across and down represent the four cardinal directions. Many
have been found here on Turtle Island configureated with stones laid
out on the ground by pre-historic people. Akkeeia
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Early American legends tell of "Magical Spirits"
that dwell within the forms of small carved animals. The most
powerful is the bear: Guardian of the Earth. Its said that if you
place a small button filled with corn meal under the nose of the Zuni
Bear when you leave your home it will protect it while your away. Its
strength & well being are passed on to the owner.
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Sage can be used as a seasoning, or tea, or
smoked, or as a healing salve. Has many medicinal properties. Sage is
mostly used in smudging ceremonies. Sage is burned in this way to
drive off evil spirits, feelings, or influences, as well as to keep
bad spirits from entering the area where a ceremony takes place. The
floor of the sweatlodge is covered with Sage, and participants rub
the leaves on their bodies while in the sweat. Sage is also commonly
spread on the ground in a lodge or on an alter where the Peace Pipe
touches Mother earth. Secret Sage purifies objects wrapped in it.
Sage wreaths are also placed around the head and wrists of Sundancers.
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Medicine bags hold ancient cures for the modern
world. Each leather pouch contains seven medicine charms and a silver
feather.There are TEN to choose from:
LOVE - VISIONS - ABUNDANCE - LUCK - PROTECTION
FAMILY - PROTECTION - CREATIVITY - HEALTH - POWER BALANCE
The 1st people of turtle Island believed that all
things have a spirit, or life force and that all these forces are
interconnected. Each place has a unique spirit which influences all
life around it. To use medicine is to use the forces of nature to
influence and guide your path in life. Every animal and plant has a
set of influences, just as the stars are thought to influence our
lives. To assemble a medicine bag means that the individual wishes to
assert control over their life and to chose a certain path.You may
choose to add other items to your medicine bag, items which have
special meanings to you, items you gather in the course of your life,
keep your medicine bag with you and it will keep you firmly on your
true path.
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From the Trail of Tears to the Blessing of a Lifetime
The legendary Trail of Tears - when, over a century ago, Cherokee Native Americans were forced from their rightful homeland to walk across thousands of miles of treacherous, untamed U.S. wilderness. Against incredible odds, barely two-thirds of the tribe managed to survive the perilous journey.
To aid them along the hazardous trail, the Native Americans picked up the walking sticks along the way. Once they reached their new homeland, the brave survivors broke their sticks and decorated them with brightly-colored feathers, horse hairs and other natural materials. These Blessing Sticks came to symbolize the three elements of success and prosperity - Health, Happiness and Harmony, considered by the Cherokees to be the greatest blessing in the world. The bending, crooked shape of the stick represents life's journey - never perfect or straight.
These beautifully-decorated Blessing Sticks were given to new mothers, new brides, or anyone in the tribe in need of blessing, and the ceremonial tradition today.
Authentically hand-crafted Blessing Sticks are now available to give as unique spiritual gifts to loved ones or to own as a piece of history for yourself.
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Pictured is a handmade one of a kind peace pipe-bowl is carved from soap stone -
the stem is carved from popular wood w/color leather drawn though the
pipe stem on both sides. This is an akkeeia pipe signed and numbered
& over two feet long $395.
Peace Pipes - COMMISSIONED ONLY...
BY AKKEEIA
One summer a long time ago, the seven sacred
council fires of the Lakota Sioux came together and camped. The sun was
strong and the people were starving for there was no game.
Two young men went out to hunt. Along the way, the two men met a
beautiful young women dressed in white who floated as she walked. One man
had desires for the woman and tried to touch her, but was consumed by a
cloud and turned into a pile of bones. The woman spoke to the second young
man and said, Return to your people and tell them I am coming.
This holy woman brought a wrapped bundle to the
people. She unwrapped the bundle, giving to the people a sacred pipe and
teaching them how to use it to pray. With this holy pipe, you will walk
like a living prayer she said. The holy woman told the Sioux about the
value of the buffalo, the woman and the children. You are from MOTHER
earth, she told the women. What you are doing is as great as what
the warriors do.
Before she left, she told the people she would
return. As she walked away, she rolled over four times, turning into a
white female buffalo calf. It is said after that day the Lakota honored
their pipe, and the buffalo were plentiful (This I believe is from JOHN
lame Deers telling in 1967).
Many believe that the white buffalo calf, Miracle,
born August 20, 1994, symbolizes the return coming together of all of
mankind on to the red road together in oneness of the rebirth of the
sacred peace pipe, so as to bring back balance and harmony to Mother by
smoking in prayer of one heart, one mind and one spirit. That is my
vision
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Larry Sanford - Cherokee - Randall Blaze - Oglala Designs...Tahe
- Navajo Designs... Akkeeia Comanche Designs... Raymond Nightbird
Mandan Designs... Mamie Yellowknife Navajo Designs... Josh Henry
Navajo Zuni & Hopi Designs... Mary Billie Navajo Designs... Tommy
Moore Zuni Hopi Navaho & Plains Indian Designs... Diana
Spirithawk Lakota, Apache & Plains Designs. Alfa... Golden
Warrior Cherokee designs. With each item purchased you receive a Bill
of Sale, a certificate of Authenticity, And the Legend.
Our Native American Jewelry is hand-made and many pieces are
one-of-a kind and most are signed. Our stock can change almost on a
daily bases. This Catalog is updated regularly.
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Loose Diamonds. Also available Polished gem stones |
$3.95 for a full bag. Not shown |
"FIND THE VORTEX AND WALK THE RED ROAD SOFTLY ON
MOTHER'S BACK AND IN BALANCE WITH HER NATURE.... THAN YOU!
MAY CALL THIS HOME."
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Coup sticks 5' $35 7' $125 Willow, fur, feathers and leather. Not shown
Rings - sterling Silver, starting at $8 w/stones - 14k Gold
rings start at $20 w/stones call or write us for details. We ship
world wide on all our products.
Large (2" across the shield) sterling silver pendant with
14k gold Eagle with three 14k gold feathers.$195 plus
shipping( insured )$20
Drums - sizes & prices vary. Above 14" across turtle
drum $125
Toe & Thumb Rings Gold & silver from $8 to $20. We
have in stock all sizes.
Feather Fans - $35. Most are solid colors, some mix colors
available upon request. All are full size great for display or to be used.
Trade Bead Necklace - $45 
Native American Dolls. Call for prices.