If a picture is worth a thousand words, Allyssa Woodford Hughes has done a lot of listening. She's the mind behind Locket Sisters, a jewelry company based out of north Minneapolis.

The Red Earth Festival is celebrating its 39th year featuring Native American art, dance, music, and culture. The unique three-day festival hosts a juried art market featuring paintings, jewelry, ...

The Red Earth Festival, one of the largest Native American cultural celebrations and art markets in the country, is happening ...

Native American students’ right to wear tribal regalia at school ceremonies could soon be enshrined in New Mexico state law.

The Quechan Tribe — and Arizona — lost one of its cultural treasures when bead artist and Quechan language teacher Daisy Golding Simms died March 1 in Winterhaven, California, near Yuma. She was 88.

Scottish university returns rare Tasmanian shell necklace - The announcement comes alongside news the University of Aberdeen ...

Quannah Chasinghorse isn’t just a model who graces magazine covers and Fashion Week runways. She’s a cultural force, a bridge ...

MARYLAND HEIGHTS, Mo. — St. Louis native John Sansone is set to bring a local touch to national television as he joins the third season of Fox’s reality dating show Farmer Wants a Wife.

And with a little knowledge on the best affordable fine jewelry brands, you can find genuine, luxury-grade pieces that'll fit your budget. The top brands we've tested push past overpriced heritage ...

For more than a century, national youth development organization Camp Fire (formerly known as Camp Fire Girls or Camp Fire USA) incorporated traditions, images, names, music, songs, clothing, and ...

Knoxville native Emily Ann Roberts opened Blake Shelton ... Knoxville’s Emily Ann Roberts returned home and dazzled fans with big jewelry, big personally and her big voice.

To many, high quality, affordable jewelry may seem like an oxymoron. Among high-end fine jewelry brand offerings and high-street designer dupes, the middle ground may be hard to spot. Luckily ...