Stormline Kingman Turquoise Rectangular Ring by Ruth Ann Begay

A streak of sky, a flash of power, a bold reminder of the land.

Handmade by celebrated Navajo silversmith Ruth Ann Begay, this one-of-a-kind ring features a striking rectangular cut of Kingman turquoise, known for its vivid blues and dark, electric matrix. A stripe runs vertically through the stone, like a bolt of lightning across a desert sky, earning the name Stormline.

Set in oxidized sterling silver with hand-stamped sunburst shoulders and a sawtooth bezel, the ring balances bold geometry with organic flow. It's a piece that feels both ancient and immediate, rooted in tradition but made for the now.

About the artist:
Ruth Ann Begay is a Navajo artist working in the Southwestern tradition of silversmithing. Her work is known for its clean lines, powerful shapes, and respect for materials. Each piece is hand-fabricated and reflects generations of knowledge, passed down through family and community.

About the stone:
Mined in Arizona, Kingman turquoise is among the most iconic and storied American turquoise varieties. Prized for its sky-blue hues and natural matrix, Kingman is a favorite among Native silversmiths and collectors alike. No two stones are ever alike. This one tells a story of movement, contrast, and quiet force.

• Size 5.5
• Dimensions: 15/16" high, 3/4" wide
• Hallmarks: Ruth Ann Begay, Sterling