Vintage Fred Harvey Era Persian Turquoise High Dome Ring

Vintage Fred Harvey Era Persian Turquoise High Dome Ring This striking 1920/30s Southwestern ring is a quintessential example of Fred Harvey era craftsmanship, designed during the golden age of Route 66 tourism. It features a spectacular high-dome Persian turquoise cabochon, prized for its "Robin's Egg" blue and lack of heavy matrix. The sterling silver band is adorned with traditional arrow stampwork, a powerful Indigenous symbol representing protection and direction. This style was popularized to appeal to early travelers seeking authentic tribal motifs in a wearable, sophisticated form. While unmarked, the metal has been tested as coin silver or higher, consistent with the hand-forged techniques of the early 20th century. The elegant taper of the band ensures comfort, while the bold, towering turquoise creates an unmistakable vintage profile. The ring is a size 10 and measures 5/8" wide, tapering to 1/8". It is unmarked but tested as coin silver or higher.