Southwest Indian Jewelry Probably Diné of the Navajo Nation Jewelry Rings

Silver Hand Made Ring with Single Tear Drop with No. 8 Turquoise

Category: Jewelry Rings
Origin: Probably Diné of the Navajo Nation
Medium: sterling silver and No. 8 turquoise
Size:
1-⅛” Height x ⅝” Width (face)
Ring Size: 6
Item # C4896Z
Price: $895

This sterling silver ring showcases a teardrop-shaped No. 8 turquoise cabochon, celebrated for its light blue hue and intricate copper veining. The turquoise is elegantly set in a fine silver bezel and framed with scalloped silver accents, enhancing its natural beauty with delicate craftsmanship.

The turquoise comes from the historic Number 8 turquoise mine in Eureka County, Nevada, a once-renowned source of high-quality turquoise now primarily focused on gold extraction.

A striking blend of history and artistry, this ring is a timeless piece that reflects the rich heritage of what is (probably) Diné of the Navajo Nation jewelry-making traditions. Perfect for collectors and lovers of unique, handcrafted adornments.

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Condition: very good condition

Provenance: this Silver Hand Made Ring with Single Tear Drop with No. 8 Turquoise is from a client of Adobe Gallery

Recommended Reading: The Navajo and Pueblo Silversmiths by John Adair

TAGS: Southwest Indian Jewelry, Diné - Navajo Nation, Jewelry Rings

Alternate view of this turquoise ring.