Welcome to my Jewelry Store and a friendly Oklahoman "HOWDY" from a long-time Oklahoman giving back to this Great State—it's an embodiment of what we proudly call the 'Oklahoma Standard.'

Growing up in Arizona, I had the incredible privilege of living among the many great Pueblo Nations and my Mother 'White Antelope' artistic talents inspired my works, I share today!'

This unique upbringing profoundly influenced my artistic journey, particularly in the realms of rock sculpting and jewelry silversmithing, centering on American Southwest Turquoise. My formative years with the N.M Acoma Tribe, especially those magical winter nights on Sky City Mesa, taught me to appreciate the divine beauty that GOD has bestowed upon us all. Every star-filled sky and every breathtaking horizon serves as a daily reminder of this gift.

My immersion in the arts began over 30 years ago, guided by the skilled hands and generous spirits of Pueblo artisans. Through their teachings, I have honed my craft in rock sculpting and jewelry design, achieving a level of joy and serenity that words can scarcely capture. This artistic journey is deeply intertwined with my life in the beautiful State of Oklahoma, where I have lived since 1982.

Oklahoma has not only been my home but also a wellspring of inspiration and support. The gift of healing through prayer and my artwork has introduced me to so many wonderful folks here. Their friendship and prayers were invaluable as I recovered, both physically and spiritually, after the tragic events of April 19th, 1995. The resilience and kindness of the Oklahoma community played a crucial role in my journey of healing, allowing me to continue creating art that resonates with the spirit of this Great State.

By the grace of GOD, I have been blessed with the gift of artistry, allowing me to express the beauty I see in the world. My work is not just a profession; it is a calling that connects me to the heart and soul of Oklahoma and its people. Through my rock sculptures and turquoise jewelry, I strive to share a piece of that divine beauty and serenity with everyone.

Thank you for being a part of this journey, and for allowing me to give back to a state that has given me so much. Here’s to continuing the legacy of the Oklahoma Standard, one piece of art at a time.

M.M.B. 'Bahitsi'