April 7, 2025
HUGE Vintage Sterling Silver long turquoise coral ring Navajo GEORGE HENRY 11.5g
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MAGNIFICENT VINTAGE HAND WORKED NAVAJO George Henry Turquoise-abalone-coral ring sterling silverThis is such an amazing vintage Navajo ring.The ring was made by George Henry, a Navajo silver artisan from New Mexico. There is a hallmark with information listed below. Circa 1960s, Navajo artisan work at it's best. The ring is stunning with three bezel set oval stones of turquoise, coral and Abalone set in dog tooth prongs. The ring is massive and very showy with it's stones in a shadowbox design. Surrounding the stones are vines, rain drops and two feathers. Triple shank becomes one band. Very sturdy. The ring fits beautifully on the hand and is very showy. The silver is smooth to the touch. The silver is beautiful and the ring is very sound and strong.Measurements: Just shy of 2 inches long at 1 7/8 inches long and 3/4" wide. The base of the ring is 1/8" thick!CONDITION: Pristine vintage condition. The ring is sound and has a triple shank. Very heavy at 11.5 gramsHallmarks: The hallmark is GH in Gothic letters which is the hallmark of George Henry, Navajo silver artisan from New Mexico.Recently I was able to acquire a wonderful grouping of vintage Navajo jewelry. I am selling a large grouping of very special Navajo vintage rings at this time and am always happy to combine shipping. The low opening bid does not reflect the price of
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