Our family has been connected to turquoise for generations. Our grandmother, Vivian Flavin (King), was the granddaughter of I.P. King, who rediscovered turquoise near Manassa, CO, in 1894, sparking a legacy rooted in craftsmanship and enterprise.

In the San Luis Valley, our grandparents founded Conejos Jewelry, LLC in 1964, following our grandfather's retirement from the Air Force. Our grandmother became a renowned lapidary artist, admired for her intricate cabochon cutting and artistic approach. By 1984, our father took over the family business, expanding into Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona, and carrying our family’s turquoise connection even further.

We grew up surrounded by this tradition, watching our parents pour their heart and soul into jewelry, blending artistry with heritage. That foundation shaped Inde & Sol: a new branch of Conejos Jewelry built on the same passion, with a fresh spirit for sharing our story today.

At Inde & Sol, you’ll find two things: our father’s handcrafted sterling silver pieces cast, polished, and set with stones he hand-cuts himself, and authentic Native American jewelry made by artisans whose techniques have been passed down for generations.

Our family’s history has even been recognized in publications like Turquoise in America, celebrating the enduring bond we share with this remarkable stone. We’re honored to carry that legacy forward and hope you find a piece that resonates with your spirit.

— Jenna & Kayla