Vintage Sterling Silver Double Turquoise Ring — Marked “B” Size 10

There are rings that decorate the hand — and there are rings that feel forged from a place. This one belongs to the second kind.

Heavy in weight and rich in detail, this vintage sterling silver ring carries the unmistakable presence of true Southwestern craftsmanship. Two natural turquoise stones rise from a sculpted silver landscape, framed by hand-twisted wire, coiled spirals, and silver raindrops — each element shaped and placed by hand, not machine.

The turquoise displays a deep blue tone with natural matrix, the kind of stone favored by Navajo silversmiths for its connection to land, sky, and protection. The silverwork is bold yet balanced, with flowing curves and strong lines that wrap the finger like armor worn smooth by time.

Stamped “Sterling” and marked with a single “B”, this ring is attributed to a Navajo silversmith or small workshop active in the late 20th century. Many skilled artisans worked outside the spotlight, marking their work simply and letting craftsmanship speak louder than a name.

Weighing approximately 0.5 ounces, this is a substantial ring with real presence. It was made to be worn, lived in, and carried forward — not locked away.

Details:
• Solid sterling silver
• Natural turquoise (dual cabochons)
• Size 10
• Weight: approx. 0.5 oz
• Marked “Sterling” and “B”
• Handmade Southwestern / Navajo-style silverwork

Jack Gringo says:
We sell our vintage pieces exactly as we find them — untouched, unpolished, and honest. The patina tells a story no cloth can recreate. Once it’s yours, the choice is yours to make. Until then, we offer it as close to its original life as possible — just as it crossed our path on the long road that brought it here.