Vintage Fred Harvey Era (Maisel's Indian Trading Post) Sterling, Coral & Turquoise Ring Size 7
Measurements of setting 1” x .55”
Ring size 7
Signed with Kachina image Sterling
They Kachina stamp was used on the Maisel's Indian Trading Post pieces- more info below.
About the Maker:
Maisel's Indian Trading Post was a prominent shop located in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Established in the 1930s, it famously employed dozens of skilled Native American silver craftsmen to create Hopi, Navajo, and Zuni-style jewelry for tourists and collectors alike. The shop used variants of this signature kachina symbol on their bench-made production pieces until they closed in the 1960s (with a brief revival later on).
If you'd like to learn more about the ring, could you share a photo of its front design or face?
Knowing if it features any specific gemstones (like turquoise) would also help narrow down its style.
