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Lantern Dancer is located in Pagosa Springs, Colorado and specializes in Contemporary Southwestern Jewelry, including Handcrafted Original Native American Indian Jewelry.
 
     
   
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The primary purpose of our website is to accommodate out-of-Pagosa customers that have been in our shop and return every year...you know us...you know our merchandise and service. We also welcome those that have not been to Lantern Dancer...the website gives us a worldwide presence and an opportunity to get acquainted. Lantern Dancer specializes in Contemporary Southwestern Jewelry, including American Indian Jewelry. We also carry Collector's Pottery and Fine Art. We buy directly from the artists whenever possible. Our inventory includes stones from the Southwest and from around the world. All our jewelry comes with a 100% satisfaction guarantee and is set in sterling silver or 14-18K gold. We pride ourselves in providing Santa Fe Quality at Pagosa Prices. Enjoy our website and make Your Style the Lantern Dancer Style. Your comments and suggestions are important to us...contact us via the website, or call us at 970-264-6446. Doris Green, Owner
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Amber...
Amber is fossilized resin from trees that lived 120 million years ago. Usually a golden orange color, amber is also found in green, violet, blue and black shades. Air spaces trapped inside create a bubbly look, and sometimes insects or plant matter can be seen as well. Amber is found throughout the world, with important deposits found along the Baltic Sea, in Russia, Burma and near Sicily. Each piece of Amber is unique with no two alike....
Larimar...
Larimar is a rare form of pectolite, which was discovered in the 1970’s and is only found in the Dominican Republic. It has extraordinary blue appearance similar to the color of the ocean in tropical areas. The name Larimar was given to the stone by a Dominican who named the stone after his daughter, Larissa, and the Mar, the Spanish word for sea....