Vintage Sterling Navajo Turquoise and Coral Ring by Jessie Claw. This is a beautiful ring. It is from the 70’s by Jessie Claw. The top measures 1 5/8″ long x 7/8″ wide. This is a 70’s Vintage Native American Navajo Ring with Turquoise and Blood-red Natural Branch Coral (not reconstituted block coral). I don’t think the turquoise has been treated. 7 1/2 – 7 3/4 (sits right between). This ring comes from my mother’s collection. She had an Indian Jewelry store that closed in the very early 80’s. This is one she had set aside in a back room. This ring can be sized. It is sterling silver. PLEASE DO NOT BOTHER OFFERING HALF OF MY ASKING PRICE. Sometimes, people offer more, sometimes, a little less. If I have wiggle room, I may negotiate, especially for repeat buyers. But I will NEVER accept a low-ball half-off offer. I price my pieces slightly above wholesale and below retail and often have a very small margin. MESSAGE ME WITH THE LIST. If you are a collector of Native American Pottery, Jewelry, Kachinas, baskets, and hard-to-find items, please put us in your favorites so you can be notified of our new items as we list them. Please check out our other auctions both under. Please consider the pictures, therefore, 90% of the description. We try to take photos that are as true to the actual color as we can possibly get. But, keep in mind, every monitor shows colors differently. We attempt to depict any defects in the description. However, the pictures are to be considered the majority of the description. I identify stones to the best of my ability. Turquoise may or may not be treated. If I know it is block turquoise, coral, or opal, I will state so. I can only base it on why my Dad taught me when he repaired jewelry. I test stones using the hot needle test and if silver isn’t marked sterling or 925, I will test using magnet and ice. We do our best to document our items accurately. The only reason we will accept a return is if we misrepresent an item by accident. This is our #1 priority. If there is a hallmark, I will do my best to identify the artist.