Silver Ring by Eddison Smith- 7.5 Wilson Dawes The Dry Creek Turquoise mine
Description
The Dry Creek Turquoise mine in Nevada was first discovered during the early 1990's by Nevada's Shoshone Native American tribe
The Bisbee Mine was originally founded in the mid 1870's and by 1975 when it was closed
A beautiful inlay pendant set with Blue Lapis
Stone: Godber Turquoise
done in the old-style stamp work
Silver Ring by Eddison Smith- 7.5 Wilson Dawes The Dry Creek Turquoise mineSterling silver ring is inspired by the old jewelry back from the 1940's and features unique hand stamped designs. Ring size: 7. 5 Width: 0. 38" Shank width: 0. 35" Material: Sterling Silver (Silver925) Weight: 0. 27Oz 7. 65Grams Artist Tribe: Edison Smith (Navajo) Edison was born in 1977, in Steamboat AZ. Edison's jewelry is known as traditional Navajo. The stamp work and hand cut stones make his jewelry look like old jewelry from the 1960's to 80's.
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