Collection: Nighthorse Men's Jewelry
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Rock Art Wedge Bolo Tie
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Rope Edge Rectangular Cuff Links
Regular price $ 750.00Regular priceUnit price per -
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Horse Tracks Band
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Rock Art Rectangular Ring
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Edge Horse Band
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Wedge Band Ring by Ben Nighthorse
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Horse Wedding Band
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Rock Art Band
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Edge Inlay Pear Ring
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Yei-Be-Chei Torch Ring
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Rock Art Oval Buckle
Regular price $ 750.00Regular priceUnit price per -
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Painted Mesa Water Bird Pendant
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Brickwork Cuff Bracelet
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Painted Mesa Buckle
Regular price $ 5,000.00Regular priceUnit price per -
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Butterfly At Night Cuff Bracelet
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Bear Around Forrest Pendant
Regular price $ 1,500.00Regular priceUnit price per -
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Small Double Rectangle Ring
Regular price $ 700.00Regular priceUnit price per -
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Rays Horse Buckle
Regular price $ 5,000.00Regular priceUnit price per -
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Wave Of Fans Belt Buckle
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Eagle Rays Buckle
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Gold Diamond Braided Inlaid Band
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Heart Of Bear Pendant
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Basketweave Inlay Buckle
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Bell Flakes Pendant
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Three Bar Lakota Sioux Cuff Bracelet
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All Metal Cross Design Cuff Bracelet
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Beadwork II Cuff Bracelet
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Four Bar/Basketweave Bracelet
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Basketweave Horse Buckle
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Sun Rays Yei-Be-Chei Bolo
Regular price $ 7,500.00Regular priceUnit price per -
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Large Rock Art Buckle
Regular price $ 1,600.00Regular priceUnit price per -
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Large Rock Art Buckle
Regular price $ 2,000.00Regular priceUnit price per
“What I do with my hands is really an extension of what the creator wills. The only person that can create is the creator.” –Ben Nighthorse
For over fifty years, Northern Cheyenne artist Ben Nighthorse has created beautiful, award winning jewelry. Ben Nighthorse moved to Tokyo in 1960 to train for the 1964 Olympic games, where he captained the U.S. Olympic Judo Team. In Japan, his interest in metal-working grew when he studied under a Samurai sword maker. He began to develop techniques of laminating metals and jewelry designs that were heavily influenced by his time in Asian culture.
After he moved back to the United States, he and his wife, Linda, became champion horse trainers. American Indians often believe that a person can inherit some of an animal's virtues by wearing an image of it. That is one reason why noble animals have always played an important role in Nighthorse designs.
The “Morning Star,” a unique symbol of the Cheyenne, was the emblem of Morning Star, better known as Dull Knife, the great Cheyenne chief. The Northern Cheyenne maintain to this day a homeland in Montana in large part due to chief Morning Star’s courage and determination as a leader. The Northern Cheyenne granted Ben Nighthorse permission to use this enduring symbol of strength as his signature stamp which is featured on all of his jewelry creations.
To own a piece of Nighthorse, is to own a piece of history. Ben Nighthorse Jewelry is found exclusively at Sorrel Sky Gallery.
“What I do with my hands is really an extension of what the creator wills. The only person that can create is the creator.” –Ben Nighthorse
For over fifty years, Northern Cheyenne artist Ben Nighthorse has created beautiful, award winning jewelry. Ben Nighthorse moved to Tokyo in 1960 to train for the 1964 Olympic games, where he captained the U.S. Olympic Judo Team. In Japan, his interest in metal-working grew when he studied under a Samurai sword maker. He began to develop techniques of laminating metals and jewelry designs that were heavily influenced by his time in Asian culture.
After he moved back to the United States, he and his wife, Linda, became champion horse trainers. American Indians often believe that a person can inherit some of an animal's virtues by wearing an image of it. That is one reason why noble animals have always played an important role in Nighthorse designs.
The “Morning Star,” a unique symbol of the Cheyenne, was the emblem of Morning Star, better known as Dull Knife, the great Cheyenne chief. The Northern Cheyenne maintain to this day a homeland in Montana in large part due to chief Morning Star’s courage and determination as a leader. The Northern Cheyenne granted Ben Nighthorse permission to use this enduring symbol of strength as his signature stamp which is featured on all of his jewelry creations.
To own a piece of Nighthorse, is to own a piece of history. Ben Nighthorse Jewelry is found exclusively at Sorrel Sky Gallery.