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July 14 & 15, 2017: Highlands Ranch, CO
Hilton Garden Inn Denver Highlands Ranch
1050 Plaza Dr, Highlands Ranch, CO 80126
(928) 606-2972
Friday, July 14: 11 AM - 8 PM
Saturday, July 15: 10 AM - 7PM
Update Your Summer Look!
Hello Denver - we're headed your way!
Take a break from the summer heat and visit us in Highlands Ranch this weekend for our two-day summer sale, Friday and Saturday.
Nothing says summer like Mary Tom's spectacular flower necklace & earrings sets made just for us plus her new single flower pendants which can be hung on a variety of chains, cords, chokers or collars. Lots of versatility!
Among our other treasures are contemporary pieces from our newest Navajo artists, Mark Roanhorse Crawford and Alethia L Crawford. These young jewelers are taking the art world by storm and we are seeing many great things from them, including more of Alethia's architectural bracelets. We also found a stunning Rebecca Begay tufa cast flower bracelet, an incredible bolo with ornate tips by Michael Perry and a three-piece inlay humming bird necklace by Dale Edaakie. Also just in is a large selection of Bruce Hodgins' fabulous hand-made chains, which sell out quick. Look for lots of vibrantly colored Santo Domingo and Zuni pieces with shell, coral, lapis, mother of pearl, jet, onyx, turquoise and many other colorful stones. Collections include a rare Al Nez gold and high-grade Mediterranean coral necklace and earring set in a "lightning bolt" design, several pieces from award-winning artist Vernon Haskie and a beautiful collection of Carl & Irene Clark micro-mosiac inlay pieces. Other remarkable pieces include innovative works from Alton Bedonie, and two Na Na Ping (Michael Garcia) bracelets. These are but a sampling of the thousands of items we're bringing your way, so be sure to stop by this weekend and find that perfect piece you've been looking for from this amazing inventory. As always, we have Items to fit any budget, from insanely affordable (great for gifts!) to not-to-miss collector items!
See you there!
Email Newsletters - Good Stuff to Know:
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