Turquoise-style floral cluster ring
Estimated Value
$40-$180
A small decorative ring featuring a prominent oval blue cabochon center stone in a floral or sunburst-style setting. The mount has a symmetrical cluster design with radiating textured petals and small bead-like accents around the center. The band appears slender and possibly silver or silver-colored. The blue stone resembles turquoise, though it could also be a dyed stone or imitation material. The style is reminiscent of Southwestern, Native-inspired, or mid-century costume jewelry designs.
Era
Mid-20th century to late 20th century (approx. 1950s-1980s), possibly vintage rather than antique
Origin
Likely North America or Mexico; exact origin unknown
Material
Likely silver or silver-tone metal with a turquoise cabochon (or turquoise simulant) and decorative beadwork/stone accents
Condition
Good overall condition with visible surface wear consistent with age/use; stone appears intact, setting shows no obvious missing elements from the image, but fine details and hallmarks are not visible
Physical Details
Dimensions
Approximately 0.5 to 0.75 inches across the top; ring size unknown
Weight
Light
Authentication
Authenticity Score
Low to Medium; identification is based on visual style only, with no visible maker's mark, metal stamp, or clear indication of genuine turquoise or precious metal
Provenance
No provenance can be confirmed from the image alone. The design suggests possible Southwestern U.S. or Mexican-made jewelry, or a later reproduction inspired by those styles.
Historical Significance
Floral cluster rings with turquoise or turquoise-look stones were popular in mid-20th-century jewelry and remain collectible, especially if made in sterling silver or by a known maker. If genuine turquoise and sterling, the piece could have stronger collectible interest; if costume jewelry, significance is primarily stylistic.
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