This sterling silver ring is a size 9.5 and has a makers mark that is an "M" with a circle around it indicating the specific individual or workshop that handcrafted the ring. It is also marked Silver.

Single-letter initials stamped inside geometric shapes like circles or shields are incredibly common in Native American (especially Navajo and Zuni) modernist silverwork from the 1960s through the 1980s

The ring shows great patina from age and character being a handmade piece. The overall condition is GUC good used condition.

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This is a Southwestern-style sterling silver ring featuring a central cubic zirconia or white topaz in a shadowbox setting, accented with inlaid turquoise and feather motifs, commonly associated with designers like Carolyn Pollack or Cheryl Wadsworth.