The Raven's Nest
Arizona Rainbow Petrified Wood Rectangle Ring
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#RN1172 · Size 11

Arizona Rainbow Petrified Wood Rectangle Ring

835.00

Contemporary Stone: Arizona rainbow petrified wood Stamped: Sterling & artist signature (N)
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  • Free resizing on rings over $1,400

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The story of this piece

Purchased by the Raven's Nest from Nathan Lefthand in 2025. Nathan Lefthand was born on the Navajo Indian Reservation in Arizona and was brought up around Navajo silversmiths, as it was the primary way of earning a living for many, during the big turquoise boom of the 1970s. He does all of the silver work on his pieces by hand as well as lapidary work from time to time. To read more about his journey as a maker, follow the "artist" tab on our website.
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How to purchase

  1. Email us at hello@ravensnestseattle.com. We'll answer questions, send more photos or video if you'd like, and confirm the piece is still available. Include #RN1172 in the subject so we know which piece.
  2. Or come by the shop — we're in Pike Place Market, open Monday through Saturday. See the piece in person, try it on if it's a ring, and take it home the same day.
  3. We arrange payment and shipping once you've decided. Payment by card, cash, or bank transfer; shipping is free and insured on jewelry over $500. Local pickup is always welcome.

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Prices are in USD and current as of listing. Photos are of the actual piece — we don't use stock images. For older or one-of-a-kind pieces, some details of provenance can't be known with certainty; we share what we've learned to the best of our knowledge.