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Early Navajo Turquoise RingSilver and Turquoise Circa 1925 Size 8. 5 Face measures ~5 8" by 3 4" Unsigned, as is common with these old pieces. Coin or higher in silver content. The phrase "good, honest wear" is often used by collectors and dealers to describe early Navajo and Pueblo jewelry that shows wear from decades of love and enjoyment. If there is ever a pictorial example of that phrase, it is this beautiful ring. Note the side portions of twisted wire worn completely

hovering between the two ends of the design spectrum

The Blu-Violetto has tiny bubbles within the glass congruent with the sommerso glass technique

This vase ships within the USA only

as the stone shows areas where it has darkened slightly from coming into contact with hand oils

The Cooper Hewitt Design Museum

Shallow bowl with colored bands

--A comparable ring example can be found in the reference mentioned below

4 1/4" h (11 cm)

Barrett fan vase

Face measures 1/2" by 1/2"

Bollicine vase

The Rubino-Violetto bowl has a minuscule flea bite to the outside edge