Early Navajo Spiderweb Turquoise Ring

Silver and Turquoise Circa 1930 Size 4, though easily sizeable by your jeweler Face measures 5/8" by 3/4" Unsigned, as is common with these old pieces.  Coin or higher in silver content. What strikes you immediately upon seeing this ring is the gorgeous spiderweb turquoise cabochon. The turquoise is light to medium blue with black matrix and there are some areas of blue that are transitioning to green through wear and contact with hand oils. It is secured with a wonderful serrated bezel, which is a seldom-seen detail on these early rings. Flanking the stone are silver spheres (raindrops), three on either side. Below the raindrops are stamped details, including an eagle or bird figure. While it is a small size, this ring would be a good candidate for a resize by your local jeweler. The band has a blank space at the bottom available to open up so you would not lose any stamped details. Or, simply wear it as a pinky ring.  Excellent condition.  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.