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$ 198.00
Gary Glandon made this statement ring around a large oval of Egyptian turquoise. The stone has vivid blue color crossed by a close network of brown matrix, creating the spiderweb pattern that gives the ring its name.
Gary obtains his Egyptian turquoise directly from a miner in the Sinai Peninsula. This region has supplied turquoise for thousands of years, including stone used by ancient Egyptians in jewelry, amulets, and ceremonial inlay.
The turquoise is bezel-set in sterling silver and surrounded by a wide silver frame as a small border. A split-shank band supports the substantial setting while keeping the design open along the sides. The uncomplicated silverwork allows the color and pattern of the stone to remain the focus.
Once the ring is ordered, Gary will size it for its new owner in the jewelry workshop at Stagecoach. Simply provide the desired ring size when ordering.
Details
Artist: Gary Glandon
Stone: Egyptian turquoise
Origin: Sinai Peninsula, Egypt
Pattern: Brown spiderweb matrix
Metal: Sterling silver
Stone shape: Elongated oval
Setting: Sterling silver bezel with a wide outer frame
Band: Split shank
Handmade in the Stagecoach jewelry workshop
Sized in-house to the customer’s requested ring size