Vintage Boho Navajo Turquoise Ring Set in Sterling Silver 8

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This vintage ring is a bold piece of Southwestern silversmithing, built around a single freeform turquoise nugget. The stone is … Read more This vintage ring is a bold piece of Southwestern silversmithing, built around a single freeform turquoise nugget. The stone is a vivid sky-to-teal blue with soft natural variation, scattered dark matrix flecks, and a smooth, polished surface that follows the stone’s irregular, organic outline. It sits in a plain, flush bezel that hugs the shape of the turquoise. Alongside it, two stamped silver leaves or feathers sweep around the shoulder, each with finely incised, herringbone-like veining that catches the light. Between the leaves, a small cast flower with rounded petals and a tiny central bead adds a delicate, hand-finished accent. The band splits into two slender, tapering shanks that cradle the finger and lend the ring an open, graceful profile. The sterling silver has a warm, soft patina, with darker oxidation settling into the stamped lines and crevices so the raised detail reads in crisp relief. The mix of rough, natural stone and refined silverwork gives the ring a bold, earthy presence.

Substantial yet wearable, this ring suits everyday wear, stacking with other silver, or a curated Southwestern jewelry display, and it pairs well with denim, linen, and earthy neutrals. It complements Boho Chic, Southwestern, Rustic, Eclectic, and Organic Modern styling. The ring is a size 8 (US). The stone measures approximately 0.75 inches (19 mm) long and 0.55 inches (14 mm) wide, the head measures approximately 0.9 inches (23 mm) across, and the split band tapers to approximately 0.12 inches (3 mm) at the back. Condition is good: the sterling shows minor scuffs and blemishes consistent with age, and the piece is in great as-found condition. For care, polish gently with a soft silver cloth, avoid water, perfume, and harsh dips that can strip the oxidation, and remove before washing hands or swimming, since turquoise is porous. Inquire today to add this striking piece to your collection. See less