Contemporary Larimar and Moonstone Ring (Sizes 5.5, 6.5) Size:5.5 The Zuni Indians of New

The Zuni Indians of New Mexico are known for their ability to hand cut tiny stone pieces and make tiny bezels to hold them

Oval rings make fingers appear slender and provide a sophisticated style

Some believe the Dominican Republic was part of the lost continent of Atlantis

Morenci turquoise is well known because it was one of the first American turquoises to come on the market

A row of twelve light blue turquoise stones is inlaid in Sterling Silver

Contemporary Larimar and Moonstone Ring (Sizes 5.5, 6.5) Size:5.5 The Zuni Indians of NewThis contemporary ring showcases one Larimar stone and one Moonstone gemstone placed between two textured sterling silver bands. Larimar and Moonstone complement each other very well. Larimar (Pectolite) is found only in the Dominican Republic where it was thought to be from the Lost City of Atlantis. It actually comes from a volcanic deposit on the island. The soft blue color looks like the waters of the Caribbean Sea. Measurements: 1 2" (Wide)