Navajo or Pueblo Cluster Ring
Navajo or Pueblo Cluster Ring
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Silver and Turquoise
Circa 1940
Size 8
Face measures 1” by 1”
Coin or higher in silver content.
The cluster ring is a southwest Native American staple. It could be Navajo or Zuni, or perhaps from a different Pueblo. The center oval Turquoise is framed in twisted wire and surrounded by eleven pear-shaped Turquoise. There are silver spheres (raindrops) between the pear-shaped stones, with additional raindrops atop the three-part split shank. It appears to be inscribed with a trader’s code of “ANY” underneath the main plate. On one side, there is some unevenness to the split shank but it still presents wonderfully.
Excellent condition.
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