We have this ring which was given to my mom when the family lived on the Navajo Reservation in the 70’s. It was call a Navajo Wedding ring and was very old when she got it, she never wore it. Can you give us an approx. value? I don’t see anything when I search for that term, have you heard of it?
Yes, I have heard the term “Navajo wedding ring,” but usually it’s describing a band with flush inlay (or sometimes chip inlay) turquoise, occasionally surmounted by a diamond or cubic zirconia. There is a certain geometric design to these.
Here’s one in gold rather than silver.
http://www.carusetta.com/products/sleeping-beauty-turquoise-inlay-in-a-traditional-navajo-wedding-band-design-18-karat-gold
Maybe it was a particular person’s wedding band. Or maybe it was a wonderful romantic story.
Nice, thanks. Its what I figured but had to ask…
I would definitely wear that inlaid turq. in gold band, forget about the diamond!
It kind of reminds me of a modern style “past, present and future” ring. A ring with three stones for three important moments in time. Regardless of what it’s called, it’s really beautiful. It has tons of character, and lots of age.
