Antique 1920's Art Deco RARE Kingman Mine Birdseye Water Web Natural Turquoise 10k Solid Yellow Gold Men's Ring
RARE Birdseye Water Web Variety of Kingman Mine Turquoise
In the late 1880’s to the early 1900’s, Kingman Turquoise was mined by the Aztec Turquoise Co., the Los Angeles Gem Co., Arizona Turquoise Co., Southwest Turquoise Co. and Mineral Park Turquoise Co.
Offers Are Welcome
EXCEPTIONAL CONDITION
Up for sale is a ring from a large collection of Turquoise pieces acquired at Auction, an Antique 1920's Art Deco RARE Kingman Mine Birdseye Water Web Natural Turquoise 10k Solid Yellow Gold Men's Ring in EXCEPTIONAL CONDITION. This Antique 1920's Art Deco 10k Solid Yellow Gold Men's Ring is set with a Beautiful 16x12mm RARE Kingman Mine Birdseye Water Web Natural Turquoise Gemstone. This is all natural Turquoise that is not color enhanced in any way and is guaranteed as such. The Kingman mine in northwestern Arizona is one of the largest turquoise mines. Kingman blue is common, this Kingman is the very RARE Birdseye variety. The matrix pattern known as Birdseye or Water Web is beautiful and highly prized. This dark areas are natural pyrite inclusions. This is one of the more beautiful turquoise gemstone rings we have offered lately. In the late 1880’s to the early 1900’s, Kingman Turquoise was mined by the Aztec Turquoise Co., the Los Angeles Gem Co., Arizona Turquoise Co., Southwest Turquoise Co. and Mineral Park Turquoise Co. The Kingman mine re-opened in September 2004 after being closed in the 1970’s. This Turquoise is a Rectangular Cabochon Cut. Cabochon refers to a gemstone that has been shaped and highly polished instead of being faceted. This turquoise is in MINT PERFECT PRISTINE CONDITION free of any nicks, chips, cracks, or scratches. This Classic Art Deco ring also has beautifully ornate shoulder elements. The dark areas on the gold in the photos are not blemishes but shadows and reflections due to the difficulty in photographing the highly polished gold This ring is fully hallmarked "10k" and tests as and is guaranteed to be 10k solid gold. (Again this ring is guaranteed to be Solid Gold not plated or layered) This ring is in EXCEPTIONAL CONDITION and will arrive ready to wear.
This is an Antique 1920's Art Deco Men's Ring not a copy or reproduction.
Ring Size & Measurements: This ring is a size 11 and can be sized up or down by any competent jeweler. Ring dimensions are 28mm tall and 25mm wide. Ring rises 7.5mm from the finger. (1 inch = 25mm ) 7.4 Grams (0.26 Ounce) Over 1/4 Ounce Total Weight
Gold: This ring is fully hallmarked "10k" and tests as and is guaranteed to be 10k solid gold. (Again this ring is guaranteed to be Solid Gold not plated or layered)
All our Rings will include a FREE Ring Gift Box
A Note Regarding Our Shipping Safety: The inside of our shipments is cleaned along with the ring box and packing materials with Tricide 10, a virucidal in an alcohol spray that disinfects and leaves no residue. The rings are cleaned using an ultraviolet UV-C sterilizer disinfection box that sterilizes without the use of any chemicals that might damage the gemstone.
RARE Birdseye Water Web Variety of Kingman Mine Turquoise
In the late 1880’s to the early 1900’s, Kingman Turquoise was mined by the Aztec Turquoise Co., the Los Angeles Gem Co., Arizona Turquoise Co., Southwest Turquoise Co. and Mineral Park Turquoise Co.
Offers Are Welcome
EXCEPTIONAL CONDITION
Up for sale is a ring from a large collection of Turquoise pieces acquired at Auction, an Antique 1920's Art Deco RARE Kingman Mine Birdseye Water Web Natural Turquoise 10k Solid Yellow Gold Men's Ring in EXCEPTIONAL CONDITION. This Antique 1920's Art Deco 10k Solid Yellow Gold Men's Ring is set with a Beautiful 16x12mm RARE Kingman Mine Birdseye Water Web Natural Turquoise Gemstone. This is all natural Turquoise that is not color enhanced in any way and is guaranteed as such. The Kingman mine in northwestern Arizona is one of the largest turquoise mines. Kingman blue is common, this Kingman is the very RARE Birdseye variety. The matrix pattern known as Birdseye or Water Web is beautiful and highly prized. This dark areas are natural pyrite inclusions. This is one of the more beautiful turquoise gemstone rings we have offered lately. In the late 1880’s to the early 1900’s, Kingman Turquoise was mined by the Aztec Turquoise Co., the Los Angeles Gem Co., Arizona Turquoise Co., Southwest Turquoise Co. and Mineral Park Turquoise Co. The Kingman mine re-opened in September 2004 after being closed in the 1970’s. This Turquoise is a Rectangular Cabochon Cut. Cabochon refers to a gemstone that has been shaped and highly polished instead of being faceted. This turquoise is in MINT PERFECT PRISTINE CONDITION free of any nicks, chips, cracks, or scratches. This Classic Art Deco ring also has beautifully ornate shoulder elements. The dark areas on the gold in the photos are not blemishes but shadows and reflections due to the difficulty in photographing the highly polished gold This ring is fully hallmarked "10k" and tests as and is guaranteed to be 10k solid gold. (Again this ring is guaranteed to be Solid Gold not plated or layered) This ring is in EXCEPTIONAL CONDITION and will arrive ready to wear.
This is an Antique 1920's Art Deco Men's Ring not a copy or reproduction.
Ring Size & Measurements: This ring is a size 11 and can be sized up or down by any competent jeweler. Ring dimensions are 28mm tall and 25mm wide. Ring rises 7.5mm from the finger. (1 inch = 25mm ) 7.4 Grams (0.26 Ounce) Over 1/4 Ounce Total Weight
Gold: This ring is fully hallmarked "10k" and tests as and is guaranteed to be 10k solid gold. (Again this ring is guaranteed to be Solid Gold not plated or layered)
All our Rings will include a FREE Ring Gift Box
A Note Regarding Our Shipping Safety: The inside of our shipments is cleaned along with the ring box and packing materials with Tricide 10, a virucidal in an alcohol spray that disinfects and leaves no residue. The rings are cleaned using an ultraviolet UV-C sterilizer disinfection box that sterilizes without the use of any chemicals that might damage the gemstone.