This ring features two prominent turquoise stones set in a 925 sterling silver band. The stones are oval and smooth, with a mottled light to medium blue-green color, and some brown and black matrix veining, characteristic of turquoise from the Kingman mine in Arizona.
The silver setting is intricate, with a split shank design that merges into a botanical motif near the stones. Each turquoise is held in place by a scalloped bezel setting, with the edges resembling the contours of a flower. Surrounding the bezel are silver details that mimic leaves and floral patterns, adding to the ring's ornate appearance. The craftsmanship reflects a blend of rugged natural beauty and delicate metalwork, typical of Southwestern jewelry styles.
The band itself narrows as it moves away from the setting, becoming a simple, smooth silver band that would encircle the finger. It bears the stamp "925," indicating that it is made of sterling silver. The overall aesthetic is one of rustic elegance, with the natural beauty of the turquoise stones playing off the shine and detailed metalwork of the silver.
