









Leroy James Navajo Thunderbird Sterling Silver Ring, Size 10
- Ring sizeUS 10
- Weight16.1 g
Description
This striking Navajo Thunderbird ring is a remarkable example of Indigenous American artistry and a testament to the rich history behind this genre of jewelry. Crafted from sterling silver by the talented artist Leroy James, this piece features a bold thunderbird design, a powerful and sacred symbol in many Native American cultures. The thunderbird is revered as a mythological creature of great power and strength, often associated with protection, prosperity, and the life-giving force of rain.
The ring's design showcases intricate stampwork, a traditional Navajo silversmithing technique that uses hand-carved steel stamps to create unique patterns and textures on the metal. This piece has a bypass design, allowing for some flexibility in sizing. The backside of the ring is marked "Leroy James STERLING," guaranteeing its authenticity and silver content. Weighing in at 16.1 grams and sized at a 10, this ring is a substantial and comfortable statement piece. The attention to detail, from the radiating sun design on the bird's chest to the precise fanning of its tail feathers, highlights the artisan's skill and dedication. This heirloom-quality ring not only serves as a beautiful accessory but also carries with it the spirit and tradition of Navajo craftsmanship.
Item specification
- Materials
- sterling, sterling silver, ag, 925, silver
- Ring size
- 10 US/CA
- Primary color
- Silver
- Theme
- Southwestern
- Adjustable
- Yes
- Raw stone
- No
- Style
- Boho & hippie
- Weight
- 16.1 g
Details as listed by the shop. Anything not shown wasn't recorded for this piece — ask us and we'll check it by hand.
Will it fit?
- Size
- US 10
- Inside diameter
- 19.8 mm
Plain shank. A local jeweller can usually take a plain shank up or down about a size. Ask them first — we do not carry out resizing ourselves.
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