I bought this piece of Bisbee, Arizona turquoise on a recent trip to Santa Fe.  My friend, Andy Brown of  LosCerrillos, N.M. cut the stone in  this interesting shape and when I saw it, I thought "Ring!"

Just finished…. a "ribbon cut" turquoise ring that features a stone from the Hachita Mountains in Southwest New Mexico.  This past June, I bought this stone from my stone cutting friend, Andy Brown, who lives in Cerrillos, New Mexico.  The ring follows the curving shape of the stone and includes a branching of silver wire…

This ring showcases a teardrop shaped piece of turquoise that was mined and cut by my friend, Andy Brown of Cerrillos, New Mexico.  The vein of turquoise runs up the middle in a crack in the rhyolite matrix stone.   

This ring features a piece of turquoise that was mined in the Hachita Mountains of southern New Mexico.  I bought this stone from the man who mined and polished it, my friend Andy Brown of Cerrillos New Mexico, in June 2016. He calls this a "ribbon cut" because he cuts across the turquoise vein.

This nugget textured ring features a cabachon of Cerrillos, New Mexico turquoise. I designed it to fit up the finger and over the top knuckle.  This ring is open on one side & can be easily sized to fit.

This past June, I bought this turquoise cabachon from Andy Brown in Cerrillos, New Mexico.  He had mined it in the southern New Mexico Hachita Mountains and cut the stone to accent the vein of turquoise.  Hachita stone has iron minerals, as well as copper, which gives it a light greenish/blue hue.  The ring is…

This beautiful piece of natural turquoise came from a small mine in the Hachita mountains in southern New Mexico. This one has a high iron content, which imparts the green color to the turquoise bands that move diagonally across the surface.