Where in Tucson is Naomi Sarna?

During the 2025 Tucson gem show, Naomi will be showing at two locations...

You’ll find three of Naomi’s pieces at the Granada Gallery which is celebrating its ten-year anniversary in Tucson by presenting a retrospective of works from over 20 artists who have contributed their art to the gallery during the past decade. The exhibition runs now through February 16.

Sophisticated Lady Bracelet

Hand-carved Rock Crystal “Sophisticated Lady” cuff bracelet is accented with approximately 3-carats of Pale Pink Diamonds and 18-karat White Gold. The Rock Crystal in this cuff bracelet is from the Avant Mine in Arkansas. It was personally selected by Naomi when she traveled to this important American mine.

Blue Flight Carving

Evocative of a bird soaring gracefully through the sky, “Blue Flight” is a spectacular and very rare 1,975-carat rutilated blue Topaz. An American Gemstone Trade Association Spectrum Award winner for Carving, “Blue Flight” gets an inner glow from the golden rutile threads inside the gem.

Camellia Necklace

Rare, natural color Pink Topaz with GIA Report, is showcased in an 18-karat white Gold Camellia sparkling with precious colored Diamonds and gemstones. The pendant drops from a necklace of natural color pink and peach Chinese Freshwater Pearls. The “Camellia Necklace” celebrates the beauty of this Asian flower.

Next, head over to the Alfie Norville Gem & Mineral Museum where you’ll find Fresh Breeze. Naomi is a member of the American Jewelry Design Council and each year the members are given a word and asked to interpret the word in a jewelry design that is then displayed in a gallery or museum for a year. The word for this project was “tempest” prompting Naomi to create Fresh Breeze. The collection will be on display through November 2025.

Fresh Breeze Necklace

After looking at an Aquamarine in her inventory, Naomi mused about what happens after a tempest passes. The answer was fresh air and light, which inspired this carving. The “Fresh Breeze” necklace features a Platinum bale adorned with white and pink Diamonds as well as blue topaz. It hangs from a  necklace of Opals.

Showing Galleries in Tucson

Granada Gallery
10:00 am – 6:00 pm
338 N. Granada Avenue
Tucson, Arizona 85701
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Alfie Norville Gem & Mineral Museum
10:00 am – 4:00 pm, Tuesday – Saturday
115 N. Church Avenue
Suite 121
Tucson, Arizona 85701
520.621.7433
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