Exclusive Native American Jewelry
We specialize in providing the discriminating Indian Art buyer with the finest quality pieces at the best possible prices. Many one-of-a-kind art pieces can be found at Two Grey Hills, where we specialize in exceptional Navajo weavings; hand-made Navajo, Hopi, and Zuni jewelry; hand-coiled Pueblo pottery. We also offer hand-woven Zapotec Indian rugs, Zuni fetishes and southwestern Indian baskets.
Products
New Arrivals
NEW Native American Bracelets For Sale
Artie Yellowhorse Sterling Silver Bracelet with Tiny Beads
$445
ADD TO CART
NEW Native American Bolo Ties For Sale
Black Jade & Turquoise Inlay Bolo Tie – FINE INLAY
$1,495
ADD TO CART
NEW Native American Bolo Ties For Sale
Blue Gem Turquoise Bolo Tie by Leonard Gene
$1,750
ADD TO CART
NEW Native American Indian Belt Buckles
Darling Darlene Turquoise Belt Buckle by Leonard Nez
$1,400
ADD TO CART
NEWSOLD Native American Bolo Ties For Sale
Darling Darlene Turquoise Bolo Tie with Bears
$1,695
ADD TO CART
NEW Native American Bracelets For Sale
Eye-Catching Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelet by Artie Yellowhorse
$365
ADD TO CART
NEWSOLD Native American Indian Belt Buckles
Inlay Ranger Buckle Set – Lapis Inlay Belt Buckle
$950
ADD TO CART
NEW Native American Necklaces For Sale
Shorter Sleeping Beauty Turquoise Necklace – Single Strand
$545
ADD TO CART
NEW Native American Necklaces For Sale
Single Strand Turquoise Necklace (Sonoran Gold Turquoise)
$665
ADD TO CART
NEW Native American Bolo Ties For Sale
Sterling Silver & Multi-Stone Inlay Bolo Tie featuring Turquoise
$695
ADD TO CART
NEW Native American Indian Belt Buckles
Sterling Silver Belt Buckle with Carico Lake Turquoise – Leonard Nez
$1,400
ADD TO CART
NEW Native American Bracelets For Sale
Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelet by Artie Yellowhorse
$265
ADD TO CART
Since 1976
Two Grey Hills Indian Arts & Jewelry, located in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, is a family owned and operated business, which was started in 1976 by Elfriede Jourdan and her son, Gary Mattheis. Elfriede immigrated to the United States from West Germany in 1950 and settled in Jackson Hole, where she immediately developed a strong appreciation for Indian arts. Elfriede’s love for fine hand-made Native American art continues in this superior gallery, with three generations of the family now playing roles in its success. Today Gary Mattheis and his son, Scot Mattheis, are proud to offer a beautiful selection of exceptional Native American Art.
