Native American Rings
Native American rings at T.Skies are made by the artists named on each listing, among them Navajo silversmiths Philbert Secatero, Geneva Ramone, Devin Edison, Anthony Brown, Will Denetdale, Albert Jake, Rick Monte and Kevin Yazzie. A ring is listed here only when its listing names the maker and the maker's nation.
Turquoise carries most of the page, framed in file work, saw work and twist wire. Spiny oyster, mother of pearl, faceted onyx and a turquoise ring with 14k gold accents fill out the rest.
Native American Rings: Common Questions
Who made these rings?
The artist named on each listing, with that artist's nation as the listing gives it. T.Skies sells their work from Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Is Diné the same as Navajo?
Yes. Diné is the Navajo people's own name for themselves. We use whichever name the artist's listing uses.
What does "hallmarked" mean?
A hallmark is the maker's own mark, stamped into the silver, usually on the inside of the shank. Most rings on this page carry one, and the listing says so when they do.
Are any of the rings adjustable?
Several are. Those have "adjustable" in the title. For every other ring, check the listing for its size.