23-stone Kingman turquoise Navajo size-10 cluster ring. #2544

"A picture is worth a thousand words."  The most common question we've encountered in over five decades in the Native American jewelry business is simply, "Is this real turquoise?" or, "How do you tell if it is real turquoise?"  The answer to the first question here is "Yes."  But although there are various lengthy explanations to the latter question, here the answer might be simply to open one's eyes.   Turquoise generally varies in hue, composition and degree of perfection—'kinda like in the picture above.   No compressed-particle 'block' turquoise here.  The stones in this ring are, indeed, the 'real deal.' This stunning ring is something of which to be proud.  It's a size-10, though, and re-sizing is pretty-much out of the question, since all those stones would need to be taken-out and re-set afterward.  Otherwise the heat involved in cutting and re-soldering would likely crack them.  Any-way, this traditional ring is 1 and 7/8th's-inches long and 7/8th's-of-an-inch wide.   Weight is 9.5-grams, and it is hallmarked "CW."   USPS tracked Priority shipping is included at no charge.