Sterling Silver and Turquoise Ring with Gemstone Inlay

Designer: Sanchez Material: sterling silver Gemstones: turquoise, lapis, coral and malachite Ring Size: 6 Weight: 27.35 grams

Designer: Stephen Dweck Material: sterling silver Gemstones: 4 cabochon garnets, 2 oval faceted smoky quartz Dimensions: bracelet will fit up to a 7.5-inch wrist Weight: 35.26 grams

Designer: custom design and hallmarked “Bennett” Material: sterling silver Gemstones: turquoise Dimensions: tie measures 19 inches in length and pendant measures 110mm x 45mm Weight:...

Designer: Custom Material: sterling silver Dimensions: bracelet will fit up to an 8” wrist and is 6mm in width Weight: 32.55 grams

Designer: Soho Material: sterling silver Diamond: round brilliant cut = 0.25cttw Color: H Clarity: SI1 Dimensions: pendant measures 30.5 x 19.90mm Weight: 6.90 grams

Designer: Benny Chapo Material: sterling silver Weight: 102.90 grams Dimensions: necklace measures 25-inches in length

White buffalo turquoise and sterling silver ring. Large stone surrounded by twisted rope and bead border. Thick band with six slashes that slide into one smooth band. Stamped "A. Douglas" and "Sterling" on inside of band. PERIOD: Contemporary ORIGIN: Navajo, Southwest SIZE: Size 8.75; Face 2" x 1 1/4" Formation and Description White Buffalo, although technically not turquoise, is often referred to as turquoise due to its discovery in a turquoise mine. The reason behind its illustrious white color is due to its formation by the same mineralization process, "regular" in which turquoise undergoes. However, the difference between this and other turquoise is that it lacks the presence of heavy metals like copper, iron, or zinc, which add the common turquoise colors in the blue-green-yellow spectrum. This stone, sometimes called Sacred White Buffalo, is very rare and coveted for its distinct qualities. This type of stone and jewelry made from it has become increasingly popular in recent years in Southwestern and Native American art communities. History and the Mine White Buffalo Turquoise was named by the Native Americans in the area of its discovery because they saw the beauty and purity of this stone and believed it to be as rare as a white buffalo. This stone has only been discovered in one mine worldwide. This unique mineral vein was discovered in the Dry Creek Mine on the Shoshone Indian Reservation near Battle Mountain, Nevada in 1993. With only the single deposit known in existence, and a very limited quantity remaining to be mined, this stone is quite rare and valuable. The Stone Today In recent years, White Buffalo Turquoise jewelry...

Navajo White Buffalo turquoise and sterling silver ring. Large quality stone set in shadow box and teisted rop border with bead design. Maker's mark "A. Douglas, Sterling." PERIOD: Contemporary ORIGIN: Navajo, Southwest SIZE: Size 9; Face 1 1/2" x 1" Formation and Description White Buffalo, although technically not turquoise, is often referred to as turquoise due to its discovery in a turquoise mine. The reason behind its illustrious white color is due to its formation by the same mineralization process, "regular" in which turquoise undergoes. However, the difference between this and other turquoise is that it lacks the presence of heavy metals like copper, iron, or zinc, which add the common turquoise colors in the blue-green-yellow spectrum. This stone, sometimes called Sacred White Buffalo, is very rare and coveted for its distinct qualities. This type of stone and jewelry made from it has become increasingly popular in recent years in Southwestern and Native American art communities. History and the Mine White Buffalo Turquoise was named by the Native Americans in the area of its discovery because they saw the beauty and purity of this stone and believed it to be as rare as a white buffalo. This stone has only been discovered in one mine worldwide. This unique mineral vein was discovered in the Dry Creek Mine on the Shoshone Indian Reservation near Battle Mountain, Nevada in 1993. With only the single deposit known in existence, and a very limited quantity remaining to be mined, this stone is quite rare and valuable. The Stone Today In recent years, White Buffalo Turquoise jewelry...

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