Spirit of Santa Fe

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Native American Jewelry, Art & Southwest Indian Crafts - Tucson, AZ

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Native American People

[...] in the United States. Their homelands are in what is now northeastern Arizona, northwestern New Mexico, southeastern Utah, and southwestern Colorado. In the Navajo language their name is Diné or [...]

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[...] . In general, Arizona produces Blue Turquoise and Nevada produces Green Turquoise, Colorado and New Mexico predominately produce Green Turquoise. In all areas there are deposits of the opposite color [...]

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