Vintage (1960s) Native American Sterling Silver 5-Stone Turquoise Ring - Size 7.
Beautiful Piece. Designed in a traditional Southwestern style. Five oval turquoise cabochons arranged in a row, typical of classic Native American multi-stone rows or cluster work. Settings are separated by small accent silver raindrops or beads, a hallmark technique of Navajo and Zuni silverwork that adds visual texture. Unmarked vintage southwestern jewelry. World of vintage Native American and Southwestern silverwork, having no initials or signature is incredibly common, especially for older pieces.
Good Vintage Condition. Patina Present. Structurally Sound. Originally From Arizona. Commonly referred to as "Old Pawn" or vintage Southwestern jewelry, these rings are prized for their unique handcrafted character and the natural variation in the blue-green coloration of the turquoise. Unmarked. Before the mid-20th century, many Native American silversmiths did not sign their work. Jewelry was often made for personal use, trade, or sold directly to trading posts where individual signatures weren't standard practice.
Measurements : Size 7.
Weight : 4.1 gr
Price Includes Shipping
Vintage (1960s) Native American Sterling Silver 5-Stone Turquoise Ring - Size 7.
Beautiful Piece. Designed in a traditional Southwestern style. Five oval turquoise cabochons arranged in a row, typical of classic Native American multi-stone rows or cluster work. Settings are separated by small accent silver raindrops or beads, a hallmark technique of Navajo and Zuni silverwork that adds visual texture. Unmarked vintage southwestern jewelry. World of vintage Native American and Southwestern silverwork, having no initials or signature is incredibly common, especially for older pieces.
Good Vintage Condition. Patina Present. Structurally Sound. Originally From Arizona. Commonly referred to as "Old Pawn" or vintage Southwestern jewelry, these rings are prized for their unique handcrafted character and the natural variation in the blue-green coloration of the turquoise. Unmarked. Before the mid-20th century, many Native American silversmiths did not sign their work. Jewelry was often made for personal use, trade, or sold directly to trading posts where individual signatures weren't standard practice.
Measurements : Size 7.
Weight : 4.1 gr
Price Includes Shipping
