Early Navajo Ring with Square Turquoise

Silver and Turquoise Circa 1930s Size 7.25 Face measures 5/8" by 9/16" Unsigned, as is common with these old pieces.  Coin or higher in silver content.  This stunning Navajo ring presents with a bright blue square Turquoise stone that appears to be hand cut, as it is not perfectly square--a delightful sight on these early examples. The stone is bezel set and is surrounded by a twisted wire motif flanked by six silver spheres, three on either side. The shank is of the three-part split type. The silver shows that wonderful warm surface finish that pairs beautifully with the dark areas of patina. Note that the shank is slightly out of round but perfectly wearable.  Shipping is free within the United States. If you are an international customer, your shipping cost will show once you have added the item to your cart.