Heavy Sterling Navajo Ring — Green Turquoise & Coral — Running Bear Mark

Some rings don’t whisper their story—
they announce themselves the moment they hit your hand.

This heavy Navajo sterling ring features a striking combination of green turquoise and deep red coral, a pairing rooted in the old trading-post era of the Southwest. The turquoise shows a rich, earthy green with natural matrix—stone with real miles on it, the kind you’d expect to find riding alongside old saddle leather and sunburned silver.

Stamped with the Running Bear maker’s mark and .925, this piece carries the unmistakable weight of true Navajo craftsmanship. Thick silver leaves curl around the stones, framed by hand-worked details that give the ring its bold, sculptural presence. At 0.6 ounces, it’s a substantial piece—built to be worn, not babied.

Sized at US 12.5, this ring sits firmly in “statement” territory. It’s not delicate. It’s not shy. It’s the kind of ring you wear when you’re ready to carry a little history with you.

Details

• Origin: Navajo

• Maker Mark: Running Bear

• Metal: Solid Sterling Silver (.925)

• Stones: Green Turquoise & Red Coral

• Weight: 0.6 oz (approx. 17 grams)

• Ring Size: US 12.5

• Design: Heavy silverwork with leaf and scroll motifs

• Condition: Excellent vintage condition with natural patina

Jack Gringo Says

A ring like this doesn’t sit quietly in a drawer. It’s meant to be lived in — a little wild, a little worn, and full of stories that haven’t been told yet.