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 with three oval turquoise stones, dark veining, ornate bezels, and twisted rope detailing around each stone.
The “Twin Spirits” Revival Ring by Derrick Gordon (Navajo) is a silver ring with three oval turquoise stones featuring black veining, set in a row and framed by decorative silver detailing.
The “Twin Spirits” Revival Ring by Derrick Gordon (Navajo) features a wide, textured silver band and three vertically set oval turquoise stones with black veining in detailed bezels.
A close-up of the back of the "Twin Spirits" Revival Ring by Navajo artist Derrick Gordon shows STERLING engraved markings. The silver ring features intricate designs and an oval base likely intended to set a stone.

Three-Stone Revival Ring by Derrick Gordon (Navajo)

$450.00

Cloud Mountain Turquoise | Sterling Silver | Old Style Finish For those who live and breathe Native American jewelry, there’s nothing like the charm of an old photo—weathered hands adorned with multi-stone rings, rich with story and style. Navajo silversmith Derrick Gordon channels that exact spirit in this three-stone revival ring. He sets hand-cut Cloud Mountain Turquoise from Hubei, China—vivid blues laced with deep black matrix—into a substantial sterling silver band with traditional stamp work, wire details, and a brushed old-style finish. It’s a piece that carries the look of history while being made for today. The more you wear it, the better it gets. Ring Size – 1 3/4″ x 3/4″ Finger Size – 7 1/2 Weight – .45 Troy Ounces Grams 14.1
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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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