Thank you for viewing. This is a turquoise ring by Gary Reeves, a legendary Navajo silversmith and a master craftsman who passed away, leaving a great legacy. His works have won numerous awards and have had a significant impact on the world of Indian jewelry. As he is now deceased, his works are highly sought after and have become very rare in the market. 【Features of the piece】 A large turquoise stone with a beautiful spiderweb (matrix) is set in the center. The stone is surrounded by carefully crafted twisted wire (rope) decoration, and the sides feature Gary Reeves' signature deep and precise stamp work (star motif). The heavy silver (16.0g) texture and the delicate yet powerful stamp work are perfectly fused, making this a piece that is unmistakably "Gary Reeves" and has an outstanding presence. This design, with its powerful impact, will be the centerpiece of your outfit. Recommended for those who have been looking for this, and for collectors. 【Product Details】 ・Artist: Gary Reeves ・Material: Sterling silver (SV925), Turquoise ・Hallmark (stamping): G Reeves ・Size: Approximately size 22 (measured on the center line of the ring gauge rod. Please refer to the images) ・Weight: Approximately 16.0g (Please refer to the scale photo) ＜Size of each part (approx.)＞ ※Unit: cm ・Ring width: Max 2.5 / Min 1.1 ・Turquoise: Length 2.3 / Width 1.3 ※Please note that there may be slight variations due to amateur measurements. 【Size Considerations】 The ring's arm (shank) has a very wide design. The measurement on the ring gauge is approximately size 22, but due to the width, the actual fit is likely suitable for those who usually wear a size 【around 21】. Please be careful when choosing your size. 【Condition】 There are initial scratches (scratches from the manufacturing process) typical of Indian jewelry, as well as slight scratches and dullness characteristic of silver products. The turquoise is a natural material, so it has its own cracks, color variations, and matrix. Please purchase only if you understand the characteristics of vintage and Indian jewelry. Please feel free to comment if you have any questions. Thank you very much.