1970s Rare Zuni Sterling Silver Dogwood Flower Ring – Abalone Inlay Size 7

The elongated double-flower style, abalone shell inlay, and unmarked but tested sterling silver all align with the Zuni artisan jewelry trends of the 1960s–1970s, when Native American jewelry became widely popular during the bohemian and hippie movements. During this time, many Zuni pieces were sold without hallmarks but were still handmade by skilled artists for trading posts or boutiques. A rare vintage treasure from the 1970s, this handmade Zuni ring features two stunning dogwood flowers inlaid with luminous abalone shell, set in gleaming sterling silver. The natural iridescence of the abalone shifts between oceanic blues, greens, and violets, giving this piece a mesmerizing, otherworldly glow. Crafted in the iconic Zuni inlay style popular during the boho and hippie movements of the '60s and '70s, this ring likely originated during that era. It is unmarked but has been professionally tested as sterling, as is common for authentic vintage Native American jewelry of the time. 📏 Size: 7.5 🌸 Double dogwood flower design 🌀 Genuine abalone shell inlay 🪙 Sterling silver (tested, unmarked) 📆 Circa 1970s ✨ Beautiful vintage condition with minor wear and soft patina 💌 Ships quickly and securely from a smoke-free home(in a new ring box- not the one used for pictures which is too small) A statement ring that honors Zuni artistry and the free-spirited beauty of the past. A collector’s dream or a stunning gift.