Genuine Turquoise Ring | Sterling Silver Oval Halo Cluster, Nacozari Turquoise | Regul Silver

A whole halo of blue around one big oval heart — a genuine turquoise ring that carries its color in a crowd: one large oval center stone, fifteen smaller ovals standing around it like petals, all of it held in sterling silver.

This ring is one of ours — Regul Silver, our own line here in Fort Worth, handcrafted with care. Its design is floral-inspired, as its record names it: the halo stones stand in a ring like petals around the center, a twisted rope border circles the big stone, silver beads finish the outer edge, and the band carries its own stamped work — the western shape kept honest, the color doing the talking.

Set it beside a solitaire and the difference is plain to see. One stone speaks in a single voice; this face speaks in a chorus — sixteen stones counted by eye in its close photo, the big oval carrying the depth and the halo carrying the light. Against a clean silver band with no stones at all, the comparison is shorter still: here the blue is the whole garden, and the silver is the ground it grows from.

On the hand it reads bold and joyful — a woman’s ring with real presence, its tall oval face catching light from every angle as the hand turns. It sits as easy with worn denim and a rodeo shirt as with a dress: rooted, radiant, and finished.

Here are its facts, exactly as its record carries them: sterling silver, handcrafted; genuine turquoise — one large oval center stone and fifteen smaller oval stones around it, sixteen stones in all as its close photo shows them; floral-inspired halo cluster design, twisted rope border at the center, stamped band; western style; $744.00. No ring size, no weight, and no stone dimensions stand on its record, and none is guessed here. One name stands open, stated exactly: the title and stock number carry Nacozari, the owner has ruled the stone is not Nacozari, the correct mine is unnamed, and the question stands open.

Treat it gently and its blue will hold for years: the stone takes a soft, dry cloth only, the silver is polished apart from it, and the ring stays dry and clear of perfume, sprays, and water — acetone and baking soda never go near turquoise. Its honest marks are part of its truth — the center stone carries a small dark speck and its own color shifts, the halo stones vary stone to stone, the silver holds the small marks of the hands that made it, and genuine stone never reads in one flat color.

Packed with care for the road, it leaves Fort Worth with shipping settled at checkout. If it arrives and something feels off — the height of the face, the blue in the stones — write to regulsilver@gmail.com within 30 days and we will take it back and make it right.

More stones wait on the same shelves: the Turquoise Jewelry collection carries the wider run of turquoise pieces, and the rings shelf lines up every ring in the case, cluster and solitaire alike.

Hold it to the light yourself at 1455 W Magnolia Ave, Suite 109, Fort Worth — open noon to six, Monday through Saturday — or write to regulsilver@gmail.com with any question about this ring; fresh photos are yours for the asking.