Southwestern Style Turquoise and Silver Ring

This item is a Southwestern style ring, likely crafted from sterling silver, given its coloration and commonality in this style. The ring features a band design that spans across the top of the finger, rather than a single prominent stone setting. It incorporates three distinct rectangular facets/bezel settings. The two outer facets are set with what appears to be natural turquoise stones, exhibiting a sky-blue to greenish-blue hue with some visible matrix or natural variations within the stone, characteristic of genuine turquoise. The central facet, also rectangular, appears to be set with a dark, possibly grey or black, stone or inlay, or perhaps has a deliberately oxidized or darkened finish. Each of these rectangular elements is bordered by a raised, likely silver, frame. The overall band features intricate silverwork, visible as raised dots or bezels (possibly small cabochons, though difficult to ascertain details from the image) flanking the central design, and decorative stamping or engraving along the edges of the band. The metal exhibits an oxidized patina in the recessed areas, which enhances the detail of the silverwork and gives the piece an antique or rustic appearance common in Southwestern jewelry. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures, though these are often on the inside of the band and not visible in the photo. The condition appears good, with expected wear consistent with a piece of its style and likely age, including the development of a natural patina. The visible quality indicators suggest handcrafted elements, common in artisanal Southwestern jewelry. The exact age is difficult to determine without hallmarks, but the style points to a mid-to-late 20th century or contemporary production.