A dainty little necklace with small silver pearls, beads, and overlay pendants, stamped IE. I can’t find that hallmark in any of my usual places. Your thoughts on this one?
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Wow! You’re amazing! Thanks so much!!’
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Great job on deciphering this one! You are really good at this.
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I got this ring in an auction fairly cheap. Signed GH. I could not find a match. Any thoughts on artist? Spiderweb Kingman? Thank you folks! And it fits over my big knuckles!
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@nanc9354 That’s a lovely turquoise ring. Just checked Hougart’s Third Edition of NA/Southwestern Hallmarks book. For initials “GH”, on page 421, it shows: George Henry; Gordon Honyestewa; Gilbert Hunter. I don’t know if this will be helpful to you but, it could be a starting point.
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I would guess not Gordon Honyestewa, because that is a Hopi name, and this isn’t a Hopi piece.
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Thanks Patina. I have no idea. I’m thinking maybe Guy Hoskie? @ziacat….do you agree it is Kingman? 
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Correct…just checking out his work…he doesn’t do squash blossom designs. Perhaps it is an unknown artist…but I think it is nice work.
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I’m thinking it could be Chinese turquoise.
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found your rings twin, unsigned by artist, not “shown” marked as sterling to compare stamp
source: https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/573434778/turquoise-sterling-silver-ring-size-725
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Wow…you are an amazing super sleuth, I tried google search and came up with nothing. What did you use? Thank you.
same image search engine was used but somehow stumbled on the twin a few clicks in beyond the main results.
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