White, bold, arched text reads Daisy Cowboy with smaller text underneath: Gallup, NM Est. 2025. Text has a teal drop shadow on a transparent background.
The “Twin Spirits” Revival Ring by Derrick Gordon (Navajo) is a silver ring showcasing three vertically set oval turquoise stones with black veining and intricate beaded edging around each stone.
The “Twin Spirits” Revival Ring by Derrick Gordon (Navajo) is a silver ring showcasing three vertically set oval turquoise stones with black matrix, each in a decorative bezel with rope-style edging.
The “Twin Spirits” Revival Ring by Navajo artist Derrick Gordon showcases three oval turquoise stones with black veins, set in ornate silver bezels with rope accents and a wide, split band.
The “Twin Spirits” Revival Ring by Derrick Gordon (Navajo) is a silver sandal-shaped ring with detailed straps and sole, featuring a DERRICK STER maker’s mark, photographed on a plain white background.

Cloud Mountain Three-Stone Ring by Derrick Gordon (Navajo)

$450.00

Cloud Mountain Turquoise | Sterling Silver | Twisted Wire & Shell Stamp Details It’s the small things that set true craftsmanship apart. This three-stone ring by Navajo silversmith Derrick Gordon may begin with striking cuts of Cloud Mountain Turquoise—rich blue with webbed black matrix—but its power lies in the details. Look closer and you’ll see the care in every choice: a tight twist of silver wire framing the center stone, bead wire accents around the side cabochons, and a split ring shank finished with a deeply stamped shell design. It’s a revival-style ring made with intention—balanced, wearable, and unmistakably Navajo.
Derrick Gordon

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Derrick Gordon

For more than three decades, Navajo silversmith Derrick Gordon has been refining a style that is deeply rooted in tradition.

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Chinese Turquoise

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Chinese Turquoise

Chinese Turquoise Chinese Turquoise is known for its wide range of color and striking natural patterns, making each stone uniquely expressive. With a long history of use in jewelry and trade, it has become a staple in Southwestern design, valued for both its beauty and versatility.
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