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Artie Yellowhorse - Navajo
RPT
1-1/4" Ring - Round-Medium
17mm Pietersite/Pietercite Blue/Gold
Burst Bead
Sterling Silver
Size 6-1/2
$300.00
Artie Yellowhorse, Navajo - New Mexico, USA
This is a great ring. Lots of color and chatoyance can be found in this Blue/Silver/Gold Pietersite ring set by Artie's burst bead setting, This is one of the smaller sized Pietersite rings you will find as usually the stone needs to be larger to display this much interest.
Materials: Natural Pietersite (Blue dominant) & Sterling Silver
Size: 6-1/2
Diameter (Including Perimeter & Cabochon): 1-1/4"
Diiameter (Cabochon Only): 17mm flat-topped cab
Weight: .5oz/15g/0.09lbs
Signed: Artie Yellowhorse
Hallmarked: Sterling
P111521 RP041724
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