Meet Noah, Our Curator
The Spark
My journey into jewelry curation began unexpectedly. Since I was four, I knew e-commerce and business was my calling and waited for the right opportunity. A couple of years ago, my partner, Jake, was using his gemstone and jewelry identification expertise to help a colleague in Michigan sort and list online. When that partnership unexpectedly came to a close, we found ourselves with hundreds of remaining items. I was inspired–I could finally build a business and sell items people love.
With Jake’s help, I began shopping. He steered me away from fake stones and mass produced pieces. Driven by data and a passion for discovery, I started tracking what people loved and looking for inventory that truly excited buyers and myself. It didn't take long to find our true calling: one-of-a-kind Southwestern jewelry.
The Path
In January of last year, I invested in our first lot of Native American pieces and immersed myself in the community. Despite 70-hour weeks as a restaurant manager, I spent countless hours searching for items and absorbing knowledge from seasoned Native jewelry experts. I learned to discern silversmithing techniques, natural stones, and one-of-a-kind pieces. I quickly fell in love and started building a personal collection.
To grow GSCurated, I began sourcing exclusively what spoke to me personally. I picked items based on stunning stones, metalwork, and compositions–not just data. These pieces were received well on social media and followers started asking to see new arrivals. Their early support reinforced that this path was worth following. By October 2025, I took a leap, leaving restaurants to focus on GSCurated full-time.
The Dream
Today, every piece is hand-picked for its quality, craftsmanship, and timelessness. I love sharing my passion for these pieces through educational videos, weekly unboxings, and sharing my personal collection. I’m drawn to golden hills, lapis, and multi-color pieces, especially made by Calvin Begay or Larry Moses Begay!
As GSCurated grows, I aim to share my pieces and knowledge with a wider community. To my family, friends, clients, and followers that supported me thus far, I am eternally grateful. Thank you for being a part of this amazing adventure.
Frequently asked questions
How much does shipping cost?
Shipping charges are noted at checkout. For orders above $50, we cover shipping.
When do you ship orders?
Items are shipped within the next two business days. Tracking is sent via email.
What is your return policy?
All items are eligible for returns within 14-days after arrival in original condition. Please contact us with tracking if you are returning an item. The refund will be processed once we've received and confirmed its condition.
How are items authenticated?
Items carefully evaluated in-house with our testing and expertise. Unmarked items are
If you received an item that may have been listed incorrectly, please contact us
Which items are Native American made?
We source pieces for their quality, craftsmanship, and genuine materials. Items with a known tribe and artist are specified in the title.
If an artist mark is not present, or not identifiable, we do not claim a tribe in accordance with the Indian Arts & Crafts Act.
How is sales tax calculated?
Currently, we are only required to collect sales tax for Colorado addresses. Shopify calculates the sales tax amount based on your address.