Cheryl M. Yestewa, born on May 20, 1958, on the Hopi Reservation at Keams Canyon, Arizona, was a revered self-taught artist who passed away on February 1, 2019. Of Hopi and Navajo heritage, Cheryl combined the rich traditions of both cultures into her exquisite handmade jewelry, crafted from the finest materials.
 
This featured necklace, showcasing Mintabie Australian Opal, deep grape jelly-purple Sugilite Gel, and 18K gold, embodies Cheryl's signature style—simple, elegant, and timeless. Purchased directly from the artist by a discerning collector, this piece has never been worn or displayed, preserving its pristine condition.
 
Cheryl Yestewa's jewelry is celebrated and preserved in prestigious collections, including the National Museum of the American Indian and the Heard Museum. Her work is also highlighted in Fine Native American Art publications, reflecting her enduring legacy in the art world.