Bischoff s Gallery Rings

The ring has a 1/4” x 3/8” green turquoise cabochon in the center, which is surrounded by 2 faceted peridot, 4 faceted citrine stones, 4 orange spiny oyster rounds and 2 green turquo...

Sterling silver turquoise and topaz ring. The ring has a x 3/8” x 5/8” turquoise cabochon surrounded by 8 topaz stones and 4 amethyst rounds. The entire ring is 1” x 1-1/2”. Ring siz...

Sterling silver ring by Navajo silversmith Herbert Ration. The rings is composed of a Hematite body, Pink Quartz head and Coral eyes. Measures: 3/4” ...

Turquoise Ring with Sterling Silver Setting made by Navajo Silversmith Terry Martinez. The silver work on this ring is made in a traditional Navajo manner. Terry hand stamped deep Navajo designs around the entire ring. Terry Martinez, award-winning Navajo artist from New Mexico, has been an active silversmith for well over 30 years. Terry carries on the famed Martinez clan's devotion to the creation of traditional design jewelry in the style of previous generations. Using only the finest turquoise, Terry adapts the ingot style, rolled and hand pounded techniques to create some of the most striking jewelry in Indian Country. Everything is made by hand. Terry uses hand cut bezels and only high quality natural stones. A regular supplier to the famed Hubbell Trading Post National Monument, his work is featured prominently in the finest galleries throughout the country. Terry regularly places first in the Gallup Intertribal Ceremonial. Terry is the brother of Calvin Martinez...

Sterling silver ring by Navajo silversmith Ernest Ray Begay. A smooth bezel, twisted wire and bead wire focuses your attention on the 3/4” x 1” Royston turquoise stone. Ernest’s career in jewelry making didn’t really take off until he entered some exceptional pieces into the Navajo Nation Fair and the Gallup Intertribal Indian Ceremonial. He received many awards and ribbons, which helped him begin his career as jewelry artist. Hallmark: ERB Size: 8 3/4 Miners go to the Royston mine only twice per year. Royston was originally a tunnel mine, but is now an open pit...