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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.
 
     
   
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...email us at (mail@lanterndancer.com), or call us at 970-264-6446. Doris Green, Owner
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Turquoise...
The pastel shades of turquoise have endeared it to many great cultures of antiquity: it has adorned the rulers of Ancient Egypt, the Aztecs (and possibly other Pre-Columbian Mesoamericans), Persia, and China. Veining may add value to the stone if the result is complimentary. Such material is sometimes described as "spiderweb matrix"; it is most valued in the Southwest United States and Far East......
White Buffalo Turquoise...
White or Sacred Buffalo Turquoise was discovered in the Dry Creek Mine near Battle Mountain, Nevada in 1993. It was not until 1996 that it was first made into jewelry. White Buffalo Turquoise forms where there is no heavy metal present, a very rare occurrence. The lack of any specific color makes this stone unique and distinctive from other turquoise....