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WELCOME
to Santa Fe Silverworks by Gregory P. Segura
Stop by and see Gregory's
most recent work, now represented, at Santa Fe's World Famous
or click the Etsy button Scroll Down to see links or use menu list on the left
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62nd Annual Traditional Spanish Market
2013 Blue
Ribbon First Place Precious Metals Awarded to Gregory P. Segura for his 75ct Ruby Sacred Heart Rosary
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The 59th Annual Traditional Spanish Market July 24th & 25th, 2010 in Santa Fe, New Mexico, Awarded Gregory P. Segura twice for his piece "Corazón de Santa Fe" Second Place ~ Precious Metals E. Boyd Memorial Award ~ Originality
and Expressive Design Featured in Metalsmith Magazine - "Traditional Spanish Metalwork, A Living Past" - March 2012 click on picture
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New Mexico Zia Collection
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Survivor's Cross Helping Cancer
Charities
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Santa Fe Silverworks is a collection of beautiful, unique and exquisitely handcrafted Southwestern sterling
silver jewelry pieces created by Santa Fe, New Mexico Native and Award Winning Silversmith Gregory Segura. Being mostly self
taught, Gregory began designing jewelry in silver over 20 years ago in 1989, although he did make is first piece for his mother,
Elvira, in a 1980 high school silversmith class. He has continued to perfect his skills over the years. In 2010, at Gregory's
first year in the world renowned Santa Fe Traditional Spanish Market, he was awarded twice for his "Corazon de Santa
Fe" , Second Place in Precious Metals, and the E. Boyd Memorial Award for Originality and Expressive Design. Inspired
by all the beauty that the Southwest has to offer, and a great admirer of master silversmiths from New Mexico's past, Gregory's
work reflects his Spanish and Native American heritage. A bit of a restless soul, Gregory's jewelry offers a wide range
of diverse designs from traditional to contemporary. His Sacred Hearts and Crosses have become sought after by collectors
worldwide. Gregory is also the originator of the ©™Survivor's Cross, dedicated to all those affected by cancer
and other debilitating diseases, not just those that beat their disease or those battling their disease but those providing
care and support as well as those Survivors left behind to remember their loved ones.
All of Gregory's Southwestern jewelry designs are original handmade sterling silver rings, earrings, bracelets,
necklaces, pendants, belts, buckles, crosses, and cigar cases and the with bolo ties, pendants, cuff links and lapel pins. Many are one-of-a-kind works of art and most of his intricately
stamped designs are truly unique, with no two identical. He uses the heaviest gauge of silver possible to craft his pieces
giving them a substantial feel and the assurance of the highest quality available. Many designs incorporate Southwestern elements
like turquoise, garnet, lapis-lazuli and coral as well as other semi-precious stones.
"From the first time I started working with silver it just came natural to me. I guess you could say
I was born with a silver spoon in my mouth, that I made. Jewelry designs are constantly going on in my head and manipulating
the silver to execute my ideas just made sense. Turquoise has always been my favorite stone to use because of the varied hues
of blue to green, often with unique matrix lines. Combine that with silver and beautiful jewelry is the result and reward." Gregory lives and creates his jewelry works of art in his hometown of Santa Fe with his beautiful
wife Debra and their four rescue animals. Three of them are cats, Penelope, Benicio del Gato and Wally and one cat herding
Border Collie, Isobel.
Please enjoy browsing Santa Fe Silverworks.com
and know that the piece of jewelry you choose was created from the heart and soul of Santa Fe.
You can find
Gregory's works at:
Traditional Winter
Spanish Market TBA 68th Traditional Spanish
Market July 27th & 28th,
2019 Booth 157 Lincoln Ave On the Plaza Santa Fe, New Mexico 111 West San Francisco Street Santa Fe, NM 87501 505-988-1866 Limited Items 750 Camino Lejo(Museum Hill)
Santa Fe, NM
(505) 982-2226 www.spanishcolonial.org
Thank You
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