Navajo Readda Begay | Golden Hills Turquoise Triple-Stone Old Pawn Style Ring

A significant, vertically aligned triple-stone ring crafted by celebrated Navajo silversmith Readda Begay. The piece showcases rare Golden Hills Turquoise, known for its unique periwinkle lavender-blue hue and distinct, matrix-driven character. This is a formidable example of Begay's Old Style aesthetic, balancing technical precision with substantial weight. Artisan Profile: Readda Begay Readda Begay (Navajo) is a master silversmith hailing from the prestigious Martinez family, a name synonymous with elite Navajo silverwork. As the sister of famed artists like Calvin and Leon Martinez, her pieces embody the family tradition: heavy-gauge silver construction, deep oxidation, and flawless stone. Artisan: Readda Begay (Navajo) Mine Source: Natural Golden Hills Turquoise (Kazakhstan) Purity: .925 Sterling Silver Hallmarks: RRB (Stamping variations confirm authentic hand-work), Sterling • Dimensions: Substantial vertical story-teller setting with a dramatic finger-length profile. • Weight: 14 grams (Solid, heavy construction) • Sizing: Size 7 Standard US ring mandrel- (thick band usually means it will fit slightly tighter) • Shank: Traditional 4 wire split shank, offering exceptional balance and support for the larger setting. • Details: Precision sawtooth bezels, deep oxidation for high contrast, and polished silver raindrops flanking the vertical axis.