Sterling Silver ~2 grams Oval Blue Turquoise Stone Ring Size 4 Bell Trading Post

Description

You are bidding on one ring, size four. The ring has a light-blue, oval, turquoise stone set in a Navajo style frame. The stone is surrounded by small silver balls and curlicues. The inside of the band has the Bell Trading Post mark. The ring is 5/8” high and just under 3/8” wide. The inside of the band is marked Ster. There is no damage noted.   All sizes are approximate.  The weight of all silver, including applicable stones, is 2.4 grams.   All pieces were tested to silver by a local jeweler.
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The Bell Trading Company was founded in Albuquerque, New Mexico in 1932 by Jack Michelson and his wife Mildred. They sold Native American Indian jewelry at various tourist locations in the southwestern United States until 1972.
Their main competitor was Maisel’s Indian Trading Post who merged with Bell Trading Company in 1935.
The Bell company got its name from Jack’s wife, whose maiden name was Bell.
The types of jewelry sold by Bell Trading included sterling silver, nickel silver, gold, and copper.