We recently had the pleasure of welcoming artist and friend Jennifer Curtis to the gallery. It was a wonderful evening of connection, conversation, and creativity as friends and collectors came together to meet Jennifer and explore her latest work. 

Known for her use of heavy-gauge sterling silver and intricate stamp and file designs, Jennifer’s jewelry reflects both artistry and heritage. She often incorporates her father’s, Thomas Curtis, handmade stamps, imbuing each piece with a sense of legacy and tradition. Every creation is entirely handcrafted using only silver and natural stones sourced from Mother Earth. Her meticulous process involves hand-stamping flat silver, then bending and filing it into shape, resulting in one-of-a-kind pieces that honor both technique and tradition.

If you missed the event, you can browse photos from the show and explore Jennifer’s newest work below—or stop by the gallery to see it in person.

To learn more about Jennifer Curtis, her Navajo heritage, and her artistic journey, click here to visit her page.