Silver and Turquoise First quarter of the twentieth century Size 5-5.25 (ever so slightly out of round) Face measures 3/4" by just shy of 3/4" Possible trader's code to the underside. Unsigned otherwise, as is common with these old pieces. Coin or higher in silver content.
This early Navajo ring is truly a standout in design, size, and quality of stone. The green Turquoise stone itself is a large oval with a high dome. On either side, there are three raindrops atop the four-part split shank. The size of these raindrops is much larger than what is commonly found which brings into balance the large Turquoise. It's a very cohesive design all around. On the underside, there appears to be traces of a trader's code ending in "A" but it is difficult to discern.
Excellent condition.
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