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Turquoise Jewelry69 of 143Mary Thew?Bisbee (?) Spiderweb (?) Turquoise & Sterling Ring, Flea Market Find 4 Bucks
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    Posted 9 years ago

    Estosojos11
    (1 item)

    This ring was given to me after my boyfriends brother passed. I'm just wanting to knw what type of turquoise this is? And what significance the ring has w it's unique band. I knw nothing else about it. How can I care for it cause I knw it needs cleaning.

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    1. Estosojos11, 9 years ago
      I'm hoping to learn how to care for this ring. And if I can convert it to a pendant?
    2. blunderbuss2 blunderbuss2, 9 years ago
      I amateur mined turquoise when young. When our "pit" got flooded, the turquoise exposed to the water turned to white chalk. In other words, don't soak it .
    3. davyd286, 9 years ago
      W.T. Johnson is a Navajo silversmith. Researching his work may provide details on the type of turquoise. The patina/oxidation on silver gives it character and many collectors are strongly against having it removed. If it's very dirty, gentle wiping with soap and water will do the trick.

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