Buy Beautiful Darryl Dean Begay Jewelry from an Online Store

Darryl Dean Begay jewelry stands out from other Native American pieces due to the materials used and the way they are made. Colors are an important aspect of this artist’s creations and his designs usually reflect Navajo traditions in a modern, elegantly contemporary setting. He often uses lapis lazuli, exquisite and rare  turquoise, mother of pearl, and coral in his jewelry—whether they be bracelets or rings, necklaces or bolo ties. Having one of his creations will make your collection of Native American jewelry more valuable. The pieces themselves are one-of-a-kind, so you always know that you own something no one else has. You can explore a wide range of Darryl Dean Begay jewelry online. 

Buy only from online stores that are authorized to carry Darryl Dean Begay's creations. Look for an online store that is a known retailer of Native American jewelry and natural American turquoise for over four decades. This way, you can be sure that you are buying authentic Darryl Dean Begay rings, bracelets, and bolo ties. 

Another way to tell an authentic Darryl Dean Begay piece from fakes is to look for a certificate of authenticity. Reputable retailers of Native American jewelry will always provide proof to assure you of the artist's name and tribal affiliation. The certificate of authenticity should also indicate the value of the item and the materials used in making the piece. 

Artistry has been part of Darryl Dean Begay's lifestyle ever since he was a child. Ceremonial sand painting and weaving were a normal part of his daily life. Darryl began to make jewelry in 1997 when he learned traditional tufa casting. Raymond Yazzie taught him inlaying techniques, and Myron Pantaeh showed him the importance of patina, which helps bring out colors when used on silver. His creativity is easily reflected by his creations—like the rare gem grade Bisbee spider web turquoise tufa cast dragonfly bracelet. The piece uses a tufa stone precisely carved to form a bracelet shank, while ensuring incredibly clean detail. Dragonflies in flight are the main designs of the piece, but the bracelet's centerpiece is the rare Bisbee turquoise cabochon