Here's a magnificent, solid sterling silver ring that was handmade by the multi-award winning Navajo/Creek artist David Tune.

David has won so many awards that we simply don't have room to list them here. However, if you're interested, do an internet search and you'll be amazed by the amount of "First Place" and "Best in Show" ribbons he has won, even while missing quite a bit a time battling, and beating, cancer with the help of his medicine man/uncle.

David has been renowned for many years for his very unique style of jewelry making which in most cases features his multi-stone inlay work. However every once in awhile he will make a ring that contains no inlaid stones but just features his absolutely stunning hand stamped designs and symbols.

This is one of those rare finds.

We'll let the pictures displayed above describe the ring to you, but here's some of the details:

This size 8+3/4 ring weighs a very comfortable 9.5 grams of solid sterling silver. At it's widest point it measures about 5/8" wide. The inside of the band is stamped sterling and has David's hallmark.

If you're a true fan of genuine, handmade, Native American art, David's name should be quite familiar to you, and this wonderful ring will certainly make a terrific addition to your jewelry collection.

Take a good look at the pictures and see if you can resist wanting to wear it.

Also, because it was made by David, and due to the constantly rising cost of silver, this ring can also be considered as a great investment as it's value will certainly increase as time passes.

NOTE: Please excuse the dark areas that appear on the ring in some of the pictures. They are simply reflections of our camera and they do not exist on the ring.

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NOTES:

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The coin in one of the pictures is a quarter.

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