A wonderful and authentic Fred Harvey Era sterling silver ring, dating to approximately the 1920s–1940s — the golden age of Native American jewelry made for travelers along the Santa Fe Railway. The shoulders are beautifully hand-stamped with the classic Fred Harvey motifs: rows of triangles and the iconic crossed arrows symbol, representing friendship and alliance, deeply oxidized and crisp.

The center stone is a gorgeous oval agate cabochon in warm honey, amber and peachy tones with soft banding — glowing and luminous, set simply in a smooth bezel that lets the natural beauty of the stone speak for itself. The shank is heavy and substantial, marked STERLING.

At nearly 9.5 grams this is a solid, well-preserved example of a very collectible era in American jewelry history.

• Metal: Sterling Silver, marked STERLING

• Stone: Agate cabochon, honey/amber tones

• Size: 10.5 (confirm)

• Weight: 9.44g

• Era: Fred Harvey, circa 1920s–1940s

• Condition: Very good vintage condition

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