Arland Ben's jewelry embodies the rich heritage and skilled artistry of Native American craftsmanship. Each piece showcases a beautiful fusion of timeless jewelry-making techniques and contemporary elegance. Arland's work incorporates intricate silverwork and vibrant turquoise, capturing the essence of his Navajo heritage. His jewelry collection resonates with cultural pride and artistic expression. If you want to add traditional charm to your accessories collection, Arland Ben's jewelry is a must-have.
Meet Arland Ben
Arland Ben is a revered Navajo silversmith known for his artistic mastery, which is reflected in each of his creations. He was born on the Navajo reservation in 1962 and grew up in the Four Corners area. Arland spent his junior and high school years in California and pursued higher education in art at Brigham Young University. After being active in wrestling for some time, he later explored a career as a stuntman, appearing in Hollywood productions such as "The Last of the Mohicans," "Buffalo Girls," and "Geronimo."
It wasn't until he was 29 that he began learning the basics of jewelry-making from his brother-in-law, Vincent Platero. He dedicated himself to mastering goldsmithing and hand-cut overlay, the techniques for which he is known today. Besides being an award-winning Native American jeweler, Arland is an avid horseman and a devoted husband and father to two sons.
Discover Arland Ben's Work
Arland Ben's work displays a unique style and artistic vision. Specializing in silverwork, his pieces often feature intricate stamping, stone inlays, and bold geometric patterns inspired by Native American traditions. Each piece is handmade with technical precision and reverence for his heritage.
Shop Arland Ben's Jewelry at SilverTQ
SilverTQ offers a one-of-a-kind Native American jewelry collection from renowned artisans. Each piece radiates with both cultural legacy and modern artistry. Explore Arland Ben's collection and elevate your look with his classic masterpiece.
FAQs
How do I know if this jewelry is authentic?
Every piece of jewelry at SilverTQ is sourced from Native American artists who have been in the business for several decades. The jewelry is stamped with the artist's hallmark or signature as a mark of authenticity.
How do I care for my jewelry?
Keep your jewelry in a secure pouch when not in use. Do not use abrasive cleaning solutions, and opt for a soft polishing cloth to gently clean your jewelry. For a thorough cleaning or to repair damage, visit a professional jewelry cleaner.
