⭑𝚂𝙷𝙾𝙿 𝙿𝙰𝚈 • 𝙱𝚄𝚈 𝙽𝙾𝚆, 𝙿𝙰𝚈 𝙻𝙰𝚃𝙴𝚁⭑

The Kachina Ring – Size 8 – Sterling Silver – Kingman Turquoise – Navajo Handmade
The Kachina Ring – Size 8 – Sterling Silver – Kingman Turquoise – Navajo Handmade
The Kachina Ring – Size 8 – Sterling Silver – Kingman Turquoise – Navajo Handmade
The Kachina Ring – Size 8 – Sterling Silver – Kingman Turquoise – Navajo Handmade
The Kachina Ring – Size 8 – Sterling Silver – Kingman Turquoise – Navajo Handmade
The Kachina Ring – Size 8 – Sterling Silver – Kingman Turquoise – Navajo Handmade
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The Kachina Ring – Size 8 – Sterling Silver – Kingman Turquoise – Navajo Handmade

$550.00
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This stunning Kachina ring is a wearable piece of Native American artistry. Featuring a Kingman turquoise stone and intricate sterling silver work, it’s handcrafted and signed by a Navajo artist. Bold in size and rich in cultural detail, this is a collector’s piece you won’t find twice.

  • Sterling silver

  • Kingman turquoise stone

  • Size 8

  • 2 1/4" long, just under 1" wide at the widest point

  • Intricate silverwork

  • Signed by Navajo artist

  • Stamped sterling and sign by artist but cant read the stamp

  • Native made

  • Made in USA

  • Not made by The Bijoux FAB

Meaning of The Kachina :  For many Native peoples, wearing a Kachina design honors heritage, tradition, and a deep spiritual worldview. It reflects pride in one’s culture and history. Kachinas can also represent change and personal growth—guiding someone through transformation, just like the seasons or life stages.