Sweet Sterling .925 Turquoise ring

[qaela4]

Found this sweet little thing in my half hour before dark hunt tonight. It is marked on the underside of the stone .925 and on the band with a "D", company or owner's initial?

 

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[Sandskimmer]

That's an awesome looking ring. I've always been a sucker for turquoise. What is the design supposed to be?

 

[qaela4]

That's an awesome looking ring. I've always been a sucker for turquoise. What is the design supposed to be?

Your guess is as good as mine. I guess it looks most like a leaf and berry? You see how the ring "splits" as it goes up toward the stone? I think that may be the stalk leading to the leaf? I don't know, that's as good as I can do.

 

[Sandskimmer]

Your guess is as good as mine. I guess it looks most like a leaf and berry? You see how the ring "splits" as it goes up toward the stone? I think that may be the stalk leading to the leaf? I don't know, that's as good as I can do.

Looks right on the money. There are other rings that look similar enough to yours that I think that's what the jeweler intended. Cool ring regardless!

 

[against the wind]

Yep,, I'm a big fan of Turquoise. Very sweet ring ,, Congrats

 

[Argentium]

Very Nice find ! Looks like it is a "home made " piece- rather than a commercially manufactured ring . I'm guessing it originated in the
South West because of the turquoise setting , and the "saw tooth " bezel around it .

 

[Loco-Digger]

Congrats on pulling that .925. Finds like that feed the fire Q.

 

[Diggin Dude]

That's a beauty! I love that combination of silver and turquoise, great job enjoy happy hunting

 

[sutphin]

REALLY NICE NAHVAHO JEWELRY ?

 

[bigfoot1]

I like it !!!!

 

[Subterranean]

quela4, Super find on a beautifully hand-crafted Native ring. BTW the "D" may stand for "Dine", pronounced "Din Yay," which is how Navajo people refer to themselves. Congrats, now I have to go find one too. Sub

 

[qaela4]

Thanks for the insight on the "D" mark, now I'll have to see if there are any Southwest Native American expects around here that can verify.