Southwestern Style Silver Inlay Ring and Multi-Charm Hoop Earrings

This jewelry set includes a low-profile band ring and a pair of decorative charm earrings. The ring features a geometric inlay of turquoise, reddish-orange coral, and black jet or onyx set into a polished silver-tone metal band, likely sterling silver. The earrings consist of large silver hoop wires supporting a cluster of colorful enameled and beaded charms. Each earring features a yellow sunflower-like center with a blue eye, a red horseshoe charm with white polka dots, a teal bird in flight, and a black abstract shape that may represent a thunderbird or animal. Small white beads or faux pearls are interspersed within the charm cluster. The vibrant palette of red, yellow, teal, and black suggests a late 20th-century Native American-inspired aesthetic, commonly referred to as 'Santa Fe style.' The pieces show minor signs of wear through Surface oxidation on the metal and small imperfections in the enamel application. The craftsmanship indicates a commercial production aimed at the artisan jewelry market. No visible hallmarking is present in the image, though they typically carry a '925' stamp for silver content.