Help ID Few Jewelry Stones

Not sure if all are Mexican. Any help with the stones?
Thanks

 

The one with navy blue and orange specks looks like foiled art glass, harelquin, perhaps.

 

Or maybe dragon's breath?

The swirls are reconstituted stones I think. Silver and gold brooch is interesting.

 

I suspect the square yellow earrings marked with 925PB might be by Peyote Bird Designs. I believe their jewelry is marked with "925PB." The other mark, 6 spoke wheel, is probably that of the artisan. It seems Peyote Bird is known for it's Navajo style jewelry.

According to their website, their jewelry is made by artisans from around the world

"... team of talented designers and hand-crafted by numerous artisans from around the world; from expert stingers who are part of the Santo Domingo Pueblo in New Mexico to master metalsmiths residing in Indonesia."

sooo probably can't specifically be called Navajo or Native American unless the artisan wheel mark can be identified. I looked in Wright's Hallmarks of the Southwest finding only one wheel similar to this one, ***but*** it had 7 spokes. It was for a David Tune, pp. 174 and 239. The only thing it has for him:

"Tune, David Creek/Navajo/Hopi
Silversmith:
Hallmark: Stamped symbols.



Tune is not listed as one of Peyote Bird designers on the company website.

http://www.peyotebird.com/jewelry-in-america/just-jewelry.html
http://www.peyotebird.com/

A couple examples of jewelry with their mark:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Southwester...rling-Silver-Black-Oval-Pendant-/131567091497

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Peyote-Bird-...-P-B-signed-/151516884169?hash=item23471c2cc9

--- Susan

 

Susan, I think your meticulous research often goes under appreciated. I think it is always admirable.

 

Oh, hear hear. Well said af.

 

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Susan, Sending positive thoughts for your healing and recovery.

 

me too...!

 

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