Oklahoma's Own Jewelers
Ryan Schoolfield
Ryan was born and raised around Lawton and has been with us for about 3 years. He has studied under Byron McCurtin and has created so many beautiful pieces in the last year. You can find them on our website by searching "Ryan Schoolfield"
Custom Southwestern Style Rings
Ryan has had the chance to broaden his expertise in the relm of jewlery making and has come so far in the last year. We are excited to see what he is going to make next! Click the button below and it will take you to all of his pieces that are still avaliable! Hurry, they are going fast!
Chris Komesetaddle
In 2021 we were able to welcome back Kiowa jeweler Chris Komesetaddle. Chris had previously served customers here at LFSGE and LGE as well as at Nacols.
Black Onyx & Turquoise Cuff
Hand tooled heavy duty sterling silver men's bracelet cuff features a generous black onyx cabochon center stone and has a beautiful turquoise stone offset to the side. Additionally it features detailed stamp work with hand forged rope bezel around the stones. This new one of a kind piece is priced at $450 detailed stamp work
Custom made piece for Customer
Chris designed this piece to fit another Kiowa tribal member's specific ideas. The coin used was designed by James Earle Fraser. When asked about the Native Americans identities, Fraser consistently named two people: one named Chief Iron Tail, who was from a Sioux tribe, which is part of the Lakota people; and another man named Two Moons, who he claimed was a member of the Cheyenne people. Despite the consistency of his memory about these two men, Fraser also told reporters that his inspiration additionally came from a third or perhaps even fourth person.