Sterling silver hematite jewelry, featuring pendant necklaces with geometric, teardrop, and floral motifs and one graduated hematite bead necklace. Also includes openwork filigree clip-on earrings, teardrop and oval-shaped earrings, and a selection of rings in sizes 4.5 to 9.75, including an intaglio ring depicting a Roman soldier. One pair of earrings is non-sterling, and the bead necklace is excluded from the total weight. The longest piece measures 19" and the sterling silver pieces have a total weight of 52.25 grams.

Seven pairs of jade earrings includes a pair of sterling silver five-petal flower earrings, plus a pair of gold-filled screw back earrings. Also includes additional floral, diamond-shaped, filigree, and rope knot motifs. The largest measures approximately 1" and the sterling silver pair weighs 4.61 grams.

Dainty gold-toned screw-back and dangle earrings featuring polished green jade, including foliage, teardrop, and filigree motifs. Also includes a Black Hills Gold 10-karat frame and one pair made of sterling silver, which weighs 3.68 grams. The largest measures approximately 1".

Walrus ivory and whale tooth earrings featuring seal motifs include relief-carved plaque screw-backs, upright dangles, and swimming seal studs. The largest measures approximately 1".

Carved walrus ivory and sliced antler earrings, featuring teardrop dangles, a log cabin scene, antler slice clip-on earrings, and walrus ivory studs. One earring from the log cabin pair is currently detached from its finding as photographed. The largest measures approximately 1.5".

Mammoth ivory jewelry, including clip-on scrimshaw earrings depicting a food cache set against a mountain landscape signed by Nunuk, alongside a screw-back pair with a relief-carved ice-fishing scene. Also includes oval scrimshaw bear earrings and a gold-toned filigree souvenir brooch with a scrimshaw plaque showcasing a hunter navigating a kayak, finished with a raw gold nugget in the center. The brooch measures approximately 2".

Carved bone, walrus, and mammoth ivory earrings with gold-toned clip-on and screw-back hardware, featuring geese in flight with black ink accents in drop and stud forms, alongside a pair in a more realistically detailed, textured style. The largest measures approximately 1.5".

Three-dimensional mammoth and walrus ivory gold-toned clip-on and screw-back earrings, including relief-carved walrus heads, a carved owl pair with black ink detailing, and dangles featuring leaping salmon. The salmon pair measures approximately 1.5".

Unique fossilized mammoth and walrus ivory gold-toned screw-back earrings, including butterflies, rectangular geometric studs, and a diamond-shaped pair. The butterfly pair measures approximately 1.5".

Whale baleen jewelry, featuring earrings with a traditional mask motif alongside reverse scrimshaw accessories, including circular earrings with walking caribou, an oval floral pair, and a brooch with an elevated cabin mountain scene by Iñupiaq artist Harry Apodruk (1929-1988). The brooch measures approximately 2".

Three walrus ivory button earrings in oval and circular shapes, in natural color variations. The collection includes gold-toned screw-backs and a single silver-toned pair; the largest measures approximately 1".

Unique mammoth ivory earrings in a diamond and hexagonal shape, each inlaid with a gold nugget in the center. Both have gold-toned backings in screw-back and clip-on form; the largest measures approximately 1".

Mammoth ivory jewelry, featuring a chain-link bracelet and a pair of screw back earrings adorned with intricately carved ivory roses and a gold-toned chain and hardware. The bracelet fits a wrist measuring approximately 7" in circumference.

Walrus ivory jewelry depicting the Billiken, a mythical good-luck figure created in 1908 by an American art teacher named Florence Pretz. It includes a pendant on a silver-toned chain, along with two pairs of screw-back earrings with gold-toned findings. The carvings are detailed with scrimshaw and black ink, and the chain measures approximately 18".

Two walrus ivory cabochon earrings with organic color variations from caramel to dark brown, each inlaid with a gold nugget in the center. Both have gold-toned backings in screw-back and clip-on form; the largest measures approximately 1".

Two pairs of clip-on earrings crafted from mammoth and walrus ivory with organic color variations from caramel to coffee brown, each inlaid with a gold nugget in the center. Both have gold-toned hardware, and the larger measures approximately 1.5".

Mammoth and walrus ivory earrings, featuring intricately carved floral motifs of daisies and forget-me-nots. Each blossom is inlaid with a raw gold nugget, acting as the center of the flower. Both have gold-toned backings in screw-back and clip-on form; each measures approximately 1".

Walrus ivory earrings featuring detailed, carved floral motifs of calla lilies and flowering dogwood blossoms. Each flower is inlaid with a raw gold nugget, and both have gold-toned screw-back posts. The larger measures approximately 1".

"Alaska Gold Rush" souvenir jewelry, including gold-toned screw-back mining charm earrings with a pan, shovel, and pickaxe design inlaid with raw gold nuggets, alongside a stunning brooch with the same motif featuring nephrite jade stones bordered by hammered gold nuggets. The brooch measures approximately 1.5".

Dainty mammoth ivory earrings in a carved butterfly design, with gold nuggets making up their antennae, head, thorax, and abdomen. The larger earrings have 12-karat gold-filled screw back posts, while the smaller pair rests on a 10-karat gold arch. The largest measures approximately 1"; total combined weight of 1.21 grams.