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247 AZ-89A, SedonaEst. 1977Family-owned
Whether Native American–made or Southwestern-style, a money clip carries Southwestern artistry into everyday utility — hand-stamped sterling silver set with turquoise, spiny oyster, or coral. The Humiovi has offered money clips by Navajo, Zuni, and Hopi silversmiths, among others, since 1977. Every piece we represent as Native American-made arrives with a Certificate of Authenticity, recording its materials. Explore turquoise and inlay money clips that make a refined gift or a quiet daily luxury. Authenticity guaranteed for every piece we represent as Native American-made.
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The money clip is among the most personal pieces a collector can own — used daily, seen often, and easy to gift. Native silversmiths treat it as a small canvas: hand-stamped sterling, Hopi overlay, or a single turquoise or spiny oyster cabochon set into a sturdy clip. The result is understated and unmistakably handmade.
The Humiovi has bought directly from artisans since 1977. Signed work is attributed to its maker. Where a clip's maker and tribe are known, its product page names them.
A turquoise money clip is a memorable gift for a milestone or a graduation — substantial, personal, and built to last. Keep the stone away from moisture and cosmetics, and an occasional gentle polish keeps the silver bright.
