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Hi Janet, I'm sorry but I am not familiar with that hallmark. I have checked my reference books but haven't found anything helpful. Libby Native American Jewelry | American Indian Jewelry | Pawn...

According to the hallmark reference book "Hallmarks of the Southwest" by Barton Wright, the hallmark GK may belong to Navajo silversmith George Kee who was a benchsmith at White Hogan. The GK...

Generally speaking, silver cleaning solutions, cleaners or creams should not be used to clean Native American silver jewelry. These types of solutions could damage the stones or inlay or cause the...

I currently have a buckle like the one you described for sale on my website. (I sell authentic Native American jewelry). It was made by Navajo, M Thomas Jr. The retail price for a new buckle like...

I don't recognize the artist, but HMIJ stands for "Hand Made Indian Jewelry"

Turquoise is a beautiful stone that is porous, so use caution when caring for and cleaning turquoise jewelry. Protect turquoise from prolonged sun exposure, extreme temperatures, cosmetics, perfumes,...

Just because a piece of Native American jewelry is not signed or does not have hallmark, does not mean it is less valuable. Much of the Native American jewelry produced prior to the 1970's did not...

I believe that hallmark is for Alice Long, Navajo, and the symbol under her name is for the Atkinson Trading Company where she worked. Ref: page 108 & 240 of Barton's "Hallmarked of the Southwest"
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There are several very helpful books about Native American Jewelry Hallmarks. The one I use most often is "Hallmarks of the Southwest" by Barton Wright, which is available from Amazon. It's a little...