The Indians - Keystone - Stamper Black Hills Gold

Stamper jewelry is created at our factory in the Black Hills of South Dakota from karat gold (10, 12, and 14k). Most of the gold for our jewelry is taken from the Homestake Mine in nearby Lead, South Dakota. Pure gold is yellow. The process of alloying is used to achieve the pale pink and greens depicting our leaves and roses. Alloying not only creates new colors, but also hardens the precious metal for lasting wear.

Genuine Black Hills Gold is labor intensive to produce. Each piece of jewelry is handcrafted by 30 to 40 skilled artisans who are involved in the casting, stamping, grinding, polishing, soldering, cleaning, 24k gold plating, wriggling, engraving and final polishing required to produce a single piece of jewelry.