Sterling Silver Boulder Turquoise Augustine Largo Navajo Ring

You wanna know what isn't boring? This boulder turquoise ring by Navajo artist, Augustine Largo. The pear-shaped cabochons? The turquoise is an invigorating blue with warm brown inclusions. Why? Because Boulder turquoise is a unique and distinct type of turquoise gemstone known for its captivating appearance and exceptional beauty. It forms within a host rock, usually ironstone or another dark-colored mineral. The turquoise fills cracks, crevices, or voids in the host rock. The result is beautiful patterns known as the matrix.

The Matrix? The matrix provides a distinctive backdrop for the turquoise, featuring intricate lines and veins that may range from brown to black. It's natural and often resembles scenic landscapes or abstract art. These patterns vary from stone to stone, making each piece of Boulder turquoise one-of-a-kind. The contrasting colors between the vibrant turquoise and the earthy matrix in this ring are what Augustine Largo brilliantly showcases.

So what have we learned? That this sterling silver turquoise ring has a unique and organic look that stands out. It has the look of the treasures of the Southwest. A ring is a great way to showcase the distinctive beauty of the turquoise. And can you see what I see? Natural symmetry! This sterling silver ring features stones that are expertly shaped and arranged to mirror each other. A sophisticated addition to your jewelry collection.