Can you spot the “real” turquoise? The ring, while “Zuni” style, contains plastic. The bracelets and ketoh blend actual stones and an early “fake” turquoise referred to as “Hubbell glass,” a coveted substitute in its day. Bits of Hubbell glass were sometimes incorporated into traditional clamshell and turquoise necklaces, providing bright blue accents. Photo by Kitty Leaken.

Can you spot the “real” turquoise? The ring, while “Zuni” style, contains plastic. The bracelets and ketoh blend actual stones and an early “fake” turquoise referred to as “Hubbell glass,” a coveted substitute in its day. Bits of Hubbell glass were sometimes incorporated into traditional clamshell and turquoise necklaces, providing bright blue accents. Photo by Kitty Leaken.