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Artie Yellowhorse - Navajo
7/8" Ring
Large Domed Shadowbox
Sterling Silver
Sizes: 7 & 7-1/2
$120.00
The shadowbox design is one of Yellowhorse's most requested designs, this is the large sized version. Classic shadowbox style with oxidized interior.
In the comparison photo this is the ring second from the left.
Pair up with other shadowbox items in earrings, pendants, and bracelets, click on links, below.
Artie Yellowhorse, Shadowbox Jewelry - All Silver
Artie Yellowhorse, Shadowbox Jewelry - Including Stones
Materials: Sterling silver
Overall: 7/8" Diameter
Sizes (In stock): 7 & 7-1/2
Weight: .3oz/9gr/0.02 lbs
Signed: Artie Yellowhorse
Hallmarked: Sterling
Repeatable Design: Yes
Available in other Materials: Yes, this design is made with a variety of stones and in various sizes
P082816-091519 RP042924
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