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Night Sky inlay "V" ring

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Night Sky inlay "V" ring
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sizes: 5.0;5.5;6.0;6.5

Unique and elegant, describe the design and shape of this Night Sky collection ring. Handcrafted in solid sterling silver with genuine black jet fossilized inlay. Measuring 3/4" x 3/4" in its V shape. This is a rare opportunity to own such a special ring.

NIGHT SKY JEWELRY COLLECTION

Due to the nature of all of our rings being handcrafted, the design of the inlay may vary from picture shown above. Inspired by the clear dark night skies of the Navajo Nation. The Black you see is called "JET"and is actually a fossilized wood, which has been compressed over millions of years. Multiple pieces of stone make up the mosaic image. The stars are made from pieces of silver and the larger star and moon along with the shooting star are made from Cultured Opal. Placement of the moons, stars, comets and shooting stars will vary as each piece is individually made by hand using cultured opal.

-Sterling silver (stars and setting) 

-Cultured opals (white colored elements), often referred to as opalite, are created in laboratories. Pure opals that occur in nature take many years to develop. Mines of natural opals are found across the globe. In the Southwest United States, there are naturally occurring opal fields that are mined.

-Jet (black elements) is a product of high-pressure decomposition of wood from millions of years ago, commonly the wood of trees. Jet is found in two forms, hard and soft. Hard jet is the result of carbon compression and salt water; soft jet is the result of carbon compression and fresh water. Native American Navajo and Pueblo tribes of New Mexico were using regionally mined jet for jewelry and the ornamentation of weapons when early Spanish explorers reached the area in the 1500’s.Today these jet deposits are known as Acoma jet.