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Navajo Sunshine Reeves Turquoise Sterling Silver Native American Ring sz9-1/2

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Navajo Sunshine Reeves Turquoise Sterling Silver Native American Ring sz9-1/2

$335.00

Native American handmade natural Turquoise Sterling Silver Ring, created by Navajo silversmith Sunshine Reeves. 5/8-inch wide stamped band. Nice unisex ring. Size 9-1/2. Item#7139

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This Turquoise and Sterling Silver Hand Stamped Ring was created by Navajo artist Sunshine Reeves. The ring features a beautiful natural Turquoise Mountain turquoise stone. There are two "sunshine" silver overlays next to the stone on both sides. The heavy 5/8-inch wide ring shank keeps the ring from turning and twisting on your finger and is covered end-to-end with complex engraved and hand stamped geometric designs.

The face of this sturdy ring measures 1-3/8 inch long by 7/8 inch wide and the ring weighs 25 grams. Size 9-1/2. Nice unisex ring.

Hallmarked by the artist Sunshine Reeves and stamped Sterling. Brand new and in perfect condition. Gift box and Authenticity Card included.

Sunshine Reeves" older brothers, Gary Reeves and David Reeves, taught him the craft of silver-smithing. He is a world-renowned artist, taking several 'Best of Show" awards and 1st place ribbons at many various shows and Indian Markets. His jewelry is also shown at the Peabody Museum and the Heard Museum.