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Watch Ya' Self looks at the most current generation of OMEGA Watches Moonwatch. Speedmaster Professional is one of the most recognizable chronographs ever made, but the latest generation adds a major modern upgrade: METAS Master Chronometer certification.

This current-generation Speedmaster features:

- Omega Calibre 3861
- Manual-wind chronograph movement
- METAS Master Chronometer certification
- Accuracy rated from 0 to +5 seconds per day
- Accuracy maintained throughout the full power reserve
- Complete-watch testing, not just movement testing
- Pressure testing beyond the stated water-resistance rating
- Modern performance built into the classic Speedmaster design

METAS certification tests the finished watch for accuracy, magnetic resistance, power reserve and water resistance, making the modern Speedmaster much more than a continuation of the Moonwatch aesthetic.

Watch Ya’ Self with Evangelo.

#omegaspeedmaster #speedmasterprofessional #omegamoonwatch

Watch Ya' Self looks at the most current generation of OMEGA Watches Moonwatch. Speedmaster Professional is one of the most recognizable chronographs ever made, but the latest generation adds a major modern upgrade: METAS Master Chronometer certification.

This current-generation Speedmaster features:

- Omega Calibre 3861
- Manual-wind chronograph movement
- METAS Master Chronometer certification
- Accuracy rated from 0 to +5 seconds per day
- Accuracy maintained throughout the full power reserve
- Complete-watch testing, not just movement testing
- Pressure testing beyond the stated water-resistance rating
- Modern performance built into the classic Speedmaster design

METAS certification tests the finished watch for accuracy, magnetic resistance, power reserve and water resistance, making the modern Speedmaster much more than a continuation of the Moonwatch aesthetic.

Watch Ya’ Self with Evangelo.

#omegaspeedmaster #speedmasterprofessional #omegamoonwatch

For August’s Staff Picks, we’re celebrating Native American art in honor of Santa Fe Indian Market. From Pueblo pottery and katsina figures to turquoise jewelry, concha belts, Native weavings, and contemporary works, each staff member chose a piece that stood out to them.

Indian Market may come once a year, but Native art is part of Stephen’s year-round. ❤️

#santafeindianmarket #nativeamericanart #santafeart

For August’s Staff Picks, we’re celebrating Native American art in honor of Santa Fe Indian Market. From Pueblo pottery and katsina figures to turquoise jewelry, concha belts, Native weavings, and contemporary works, each staff member chose a piece that stood out to them.

Indian Market may come once a year, but Native art is part of Stephen’s year-round. ❤️

#santafeindianmarket #nativeamericanart #santafeart

Santa Fe didn’t become the City Different in isolation.
The railroad helped connect the city to travelers, artists, collectors, archaeologists, and new ideas from across the country, helping shape the cultural destination we know today.
A recent ride with @skyrailway was a reminder that some of that history is still moving through the same New Mexico landscape that has drawn people here for generations.
At Stephen’s, we see the legacy of that exchange every day in the art, objects, and collections that continue to tell Santa Fe’s story.
@skyrailway
#santafe #skyrailwaysantafe #newmexicohistory

Santa Fe didn’t become the City Different in isolation.
The railroad helped connect the city to travelers, artists, collectors, archaeologists, and new ideas from across the country, helping shape the cultural destination we know today.
A recent ride with @skyrailway was a reminder that some of that history is still moving through the same New Mexico landscape that has drawn people here for generations.
At Stephen’s, we see the legacy of that exchange every day in the art, objects, and collections that continue to tell Santa Fe’s story.
@skyrailway
#santafe #skyrailwaysantafe #newmexicohistory

Throwback Thursday to the early days of Stephen’s.

Stephen Etre and Nick McKinney, shortly after taking over the Santa Fe consignment shop that would eventually become Stephen’s.

Things have changed since then (note Stephen's jet black hair), but this line feels surprisingly current: “Our inventory changes daily.”

Decades later, the idea is still much the same: art, antiques, furniture and unexpected finds, all under one roof. And as the article put it, “You never know what you might find!”

#ThrowbackThursday #santafehistory #stephensconsignments

Throwback Thursday to the early days of Stephen’s.

Stephen Etre and Nick McKinney, shortly after taking over the Santa Fe consignment shop that would eventually become Stephen’s.

Things have changed since then (note Stephen's jet black hair), but this line feels surprisingly current: “Our inventory changes daily.”

Decades later, the idea is still much the same: art, antiques, furniture and unexpected finds, all under one roof. And as the article put it, “You never know what you might find!”

#ThrowbackThursday #santafehistory #stephensconsignments

Zuni fetish carvings can carry different associations depending on the animal, and this collection has an incredible range of forms, materials, and personalities.
Swipe through a few of the meanings represented in tomorrow’s sale.
🕛 9am-2pm
📍760 Aspen Compound

The bear is one of the traditional directional protectors, associated with the West and especially with strength.

Mountain lions are traditionally associated with hunting and protection and are recognized as guardians of the North.

These animals entered Zuni carving traditions through different histories. Bison are closely connected to sustenance and abundance, while horses became associated with movement and power.

Bird meanings depend heavily on the species. The eagle in particular holds an important place in Pueblo traditions and is associated with the sky; Pueblo sources also describe the eagle as a messenger.

In Zuni tradition, frogs are closely associated with water and rain, making them symbols of renewal, fertility, and life-giving abundance.

Human and ceremonial figures can represent people, cultural roles, stories and spiritual beings. Unlike animal fetishes, their meaning depends heavily on the specific figure being depicted.

Come see the full Zuni fetish collection at tomorrow’s estate sale: The Folk Art Fiesta, with hundreds of carvings throughout the house.
🕛 9am-2pm
📍760 Aspen Compound

Zuni fetish carvings can carry different associations depending on the animal, and this collection has an incredible range of forms, materials, and personalities.
Swipe through a few of the meanings represented in tomorrow’s sale.
🕛 9am-2pm
📍760 Aspen Compound

The bear is one of the traditional directional protectors, associated with the West and especially with strength.

Mountain lions are traditionally associated with hunting and protection and are recognized as guardians of the North.

These animals entered Zuni carving traditions through different histories. Bison are closely connected to sustenance and abundance, while horses became associated with movement and power.

Bird meanings depend heavily on the species. The eagle in particular holds an important place in Pueblo traditions and is associated with the sky; Pueblo sources also describe the eagle as a messenger.

In Zuni tradition, frogs are closely associated with water and rain, making them symbols of renewal, fertility, and life-giving abundance.

Human and ceremonial figures can represent people, cultural roles, stories and spiritual beings. Unlike animal fetishes, their meaning depends heavily on the specific figure being depicted.

Come see the full Zuni fetish collection at tomorrow’s estate sale: The Folk Art Fiesta, with hundreds of carvings throughout the house.
🕛 9am-2pm
📍760 Aspen Compound

A few standouts from The Folk Art Fiesta.

This collection includes work by Frank L. Garcia, Garson-Pakele, Michelle Taos Sisneros, Leovigildo Martinez, Sticks, David Marsh and many others, alongside hundreds of Zuni fetishes, Diné weavings, micaceous pottery, Tonalá ceramics and Mexican tinwork.

There are also blue-ribbon-winning pieces, carved and painted furniture, santos by well-known New Mexican makers, Native American jewelry, unusual sculpture and some seriously fun decorative objects throughout the house.

Swipe through for a closer look at a few of our favorites and view all the photos on our website

The Folk Art Fiesta
🗓️Saturday, August 22 | 9am–2pm
📍760 Aspen Compound, Santa Fe, NM

A few standouts from The Folk Art Fiesta.

This collection includes work by Frank L. Garcia, Garson-Pakele, Michelle Taos Sisneros, Leovigildo Martinez, Sticks, David Marsh and many others, alongside hundreds of Zuni fetishes, Diné weavings, micaceous pottery, Tonalá ceramics and Mexican tinwork.

There are also blue-ribbon-winning pieces, carved and painted furniture, santos by well-known New Mexican makers, Native American jewelry, unusual sculpture and some seriously fun decorative objects throughout the house.

Swipe through for a closer look at a few of our favorites and view all the photos on our website

The Folk Art Fiesta
🗓️Saturday, August 22 | 9am–2pm
📍760 Aspen Compound, Santa Fe, NM

We are so excited about this estate sale tomorrow, half of the fun was the discovery!

This is one of those sales where every room leads to something completely different.

The Folk Art Fiesta
Saturday, August 22 | 9am–2pm
Santa Fe, NM

Address released tomorrow at 6pm. Full preview on our website.
#santafeestatesale

We are so excited about this estate sale tomorrow, half of the fun was the discovery!

This is one of those sales where every room leads to something completely different.

The Folk Art Fiesta
Saturday, August 22 | 9am–2pm
Santa Fe, NM

Address released tomorrow at 6pm. Full preview on our website.
#santafeestatesale

A large collection of Zuni fetishes turned up at this weekend’s estate sale, and one maker kept standing out.

As we started laying them out, Domenic noticed the distinctive work of Gibbs Othole, especially his use of coral and the way animals are incorporated into each carving. Othole’s work was recognized with a SWAIA blue ribbon in 2007.

See the collection at this weekend’s sale.

#ZuniFetishes #NativeAmericanArt #SantaFeEstateSale

A large collection of Zuni fetishes turned up at this weekend’s estate sale, and one maker kept standing out.

As we started laying them out, Domenic noticed the distinctive work of Gibbs Othole, especially his use of coral and the way animals are incorporated into each carving. Othole’s work was recognized with a SWAIA blue ribbon in 2007.

See the collection at this weekend’s sale.

#ZuniFetishes #NativeAmericanArt #SantaFeEstateSale

The Folk Art Fiesta is this Saturday, August 22!

After a summer without estate sales, we’re coming back with a house packed with color, handmade objects, and one-of-a-kind finds.

Throughout the home you’ll find New Mexican santos, hundreds of Zuni fetishes, Mexican folk art, painted furniture, sculpture, jewelry, textiles, pottery and plenty of pieces that are difficult to categorize until you see them in person.

Saturday, August 22
9am–2pm
Santa Fe, NM

Address released Friday at 6pm. Visit our website for the full preview and sale details.

The Folk Art Fiesta is this Saturday, August 22!

After a summer without estate sales, we’re coming back with a house packed with color, handmade objects, and one-of-a-kind finds.

Throughout the home you’ll find New Mexican santos, hundreds of Zuni fetishes, Mexican folk art, painted furniture, sculpture, jewelry, textiles, pottery and plenty of pieces that are difficult to categorize until you see them in person.

Saturday, August 22
9am–2pm
Santa Fe, NM

Address released Friday at 6pm. Visit our website for the full preview and sale details.

ndian Market may have wrapped up this past weekend, but the traditions it celebrates continue year-round.

From Diné silverwork and turquoise to Zuni inlay and Hopi silver overlay, each technique reflects a distinct history and an evolving body of knowledge. Together, they show that Native jewelry in the Southwest has never followed a single path or stood still.

Stephen’s is proud to share and support these works throughout the year in Santa Fe.

ndian Market may have wrapped up this past weekend, but the traditions it celebrates continue year-round.

From Diné silverwork and turquoise to Zuni inlay and Hopi silver overlay, each technique reflects a distinct history and an evolving body of knowledge. Together, they show that Native jewelry in the Southwest has never followed a single path or stood still.

Stephen’s is proud to share and support these works throughout the year in Santa Fe.

How do collectors identify and value Native American jewelry?
The front pulls you in, but the back provides more useful information. Construction methods, maker’s marks, materials, condition, repairs, and provenance can all help establish an artist, tradition, period, and potential value.
No single clue proves authenticity. A strong attribution comes from comparing the entire piece with documented examples and verifying any available receipts, photographs, or ownership history.
This carousel covers what to examine when buying or collecting vintage and contemporary Native American jewelry in Santa Fe, including pieces found during Indian Market and at Stephen’s.
#nativejewelry #santafeindianmarket #santafe

During Indian Market, take time to look beyond the front. At Stephens, we’re always happy to turn a piece over and tell you what we know.

How do collectors identify and value Native American jewelry?
The front pulls you in, but the back provides more useful information. Construction methods, maker’s marks, materials, condition, repairs, and provenance can all help establish an artist, tradition, period, and potential value.
No single clue proves authenticity. A strong attribution comes from comparing the entire piece with documented examples and verifying any available receipts, photographs, or ownership history.
This carousel covers what to examine when buying or collecting vintage and contemporary Native American jewelry in Santa Fe, including pieces found during Indian Market and at Stephen’s.
#nativejewelry #santafeindianmarket #santafe

During Indian Market, take time to look beyond the front. At Stephens, we’re always happy to turn a piece over and tell you what we know.

In honor of Indian Market this weekend, we are looking at the iconic Squash blossom necklaces. They are so closely associated with the Southwest that their name can feel self-explanatory. Their history, however, is more complicated.

The “blossoms” may not have originally represented squash flowers, and the exact influences behind both the beads and the naja remain debated. What is clear is that Diné artists transformed these influences into an enduring Southwestern form that has been reinterpreted for generations.

During Indian Market, you’ll see that history continuing throughout Santa Fe. You can also explore squash blossom necklaces from different periods here at Stephen’s.

In honor of Indian Market this weekend, we are looking at the iconic Squash blossom necklaces. They are so closely associated with the Southwest that their name can feel self-explanatory. Their history, however, is more complicated.

The “blossoms” may not have originally represented squash flowers, and the exact influences behind both the beads and the naja remain debated. What is clear is that Diné artists transformed these influences into an enduring Southwestern form that has been reinterpreted for generations.

During Indian Market, you’ll see that history continuing throughout Santa Fe. You can also explore squash blossom necklaces from different periods here at Stephen’s.

Collectors are not paying for silver weight alone.
They are paying for design, history, and influence.
Spratling helped transform Taxco from a town associated with silver mining into one of the most important centers of Mexican silver design. His work blended pre-Hispanic influence with modern appeal, creating a look that became closely tied to Taxco silver.
His workshop also trained and influenced many of the artists who came after him, including Hector Aguilar, Antonio Pineda, and Los Castillo.
So when collectors buy Spratling, they are buying more than a bracelet, necklace, or brooch.
They are buying the beginning of modern Mexican silver.

Collectors are not paying for silver weight alone.
They are paying for design, history, and influence.
Spratling helped transform Taxco from a town associated with silver mining into one of the most important centers of Mexican silver design. His work blended pre-Hispanic influence with modern appeal, creating a look that became closely tied to Taxco silver.
His workshop also trained and influenced many of the artists who came after him, including Hector Aguilar, Antonio Pineda, and Los Castillo.
So when collectors buy Spratling, they are buying more than a bracelet, necklace, or brooch.
They are buying the beginning of modern Mexican silver.

Can hardship shape creativity?

As a child, David Rudolph was excluded from an art activity and made to sit apart from the rest of his class.

Looking back, he believes it set something important in motion.

“Thank God it happened,” he told me, because being denied the chance to make art created a hunger to pursue it.

That doesn’t make the experience fair or good. It shows how David has learned to interpret hardship throughout his life: not as the end of the story, but as something that can change its direction.

For him, creativity grew partly from the determination to claim what he had once been denied.

Can hardship shape creativity?

As a child, David Rudolph was excluded from an art activity and made to sit apart from the rest of his class.

Looking back, he believes it set something important in motion.

“Thank God it happened,” he told me, because being denied the chance to make art created a hunger to pursue it.

That doesn’t make the experience fair or good. It shows how David has learned to interpret hardship throughout his life: not as the end of the story, but as something that can change its direction.

For him, creativity grew partly from the determination to claim what he had once been denied.

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July's Picks of the Month!

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