Monongye, Bo Sterling Silver Navajo Rug and Arrow Ring with Kingman Turquoise and Diamonds

$5,800.00

Navajo Rug & Arrow Turquoise Ring

Metal — Sterling silver

Stones — Kingman turquoise and diamonds

Ring Size — 6¼

Face — 1⅛ in. L × ½ in. W

Navajo designer Bo Monongye builds this sterling silver ring around a triangular Kingman turquoise, bright blue with a fine spiderweb matrix. A stepped Navajo rug pattern, pavé-set with diamonds, steps out from one corner of the stone, while a diamond-set band wraps the finger and finishes in an arrowhead crowned with a single round diamond.

Details

Stone — A triangular Kingman turquoise with fine spiderweb matrix in a notched silver bezel

Rug Design — A stepped Navajo rug pattern pavé-set with diamonds along one edge of the stone

Band — A diamond-set band that wraps the finger and ends in an arrowhead with a round diamond

About Kingman Turquoise

Kingman turquoise comes from the Mineral Park mining district near Kingman, Arizona, one of the oldest and most productive turquoise sources in North America. It is prized for its vivid sky-blue color, often veined with a fine dark spiderweb matrix like the stone in this ring.

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Curated Pairings

NEWBo Monongye sterling silver ring with triangular Kingman turquoise, diamond Navajo rug design and diamond arrow wrap band + NEWBo Monongye sterling silver and gold necklace with a large Bisbee turquoise in a diamond-set gold arrow frame + NEWBo Monongye sterling silver and 14k gold bead necklace with a gold and sugilite bear paw and turquoise, lapis and coral accents
Price for all three: $39,600.00

Bo Monongye · Navajo

Son of Jesse Monongya  ·  Grandson of Preston Monongye

Bo Monongye is a Navajo jeweler and designer from one of the most important families in Native American jewelry. His father, Jesse Monongya, was celebrated for some of the finest stone-to-stone inlay ever made, and his grandfather, Preston Monongye, helped lead the modern movement in Native jewelry alongside Charles Loloma.

Bo carries that tradition of museum-quality work into a third generation, pairing sterling silver with 14k gold and fine stones in clean, modern designs. Each piece is signed with his stylized “BO” hallmark.

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Ring Sizing Guide: How to Measure Your Ring Size Accurately

Ring Sizing Guide – How to Measure Your Ring Size Accurately

Finding the right ring size is essential when purchasing fine, handmade jewelry, especially one-of-a-kind pieces that may not be resizable. Use this simple guide to measure your ring size at home and shop with confidence at Faust Gallery.


How to Measure Your Ring Size at Home

You can determine your ring size in a few easy ways using common items or by measuring a ring you already own.


Option 1: Measure Your Finger with a Strip of Paper or String

What you’ll need: a thin strip of paper, a ruler (millimeters), and a pen.

  1. Wrap the paper around the base of the finger where you’ll wear the ring.
  2. Mark the point where the ends overlap.
  3. Measure the length (in millimeters) with a ruler—this is your finger’s circumference.
  4. Use the chart below to find your U.S. ring size.

Tip: The paper should fit snugly but still be able to slide over your knuckle.


Option 2: Measure a Ring That Fits You

What you’ll need: a ring that fits the intended finger and a millimeter ruler or caliper.

  1. Place the ring on a flat surface.
  2. Measure the inside diameter straight across the center in millimeters.
  3. Compare that number to the chart below.

U.S. Ring Size Conversion Chart

Inside Diameter (mm) Inside Circumference (mm) U.S. Ring Size
14.8 46.5 4
15.7 49.3 5
16.5 51.8 6
17.3 54.4 7
18.1 57.0 8
19.0 59.5 9
19.8 62.1 10
20.6 64.6 11
21.4 67.2 12

✔️ Chart verified against standard U.S. jewelry industry sizing measurements.


Ring Sizing Tips for the Best Fit

  • Measure at the end of the day – your fingers naturally swell and shrink.
  • Avoid measuring cold hands – cold temperatures cause fingers to contract.
  • Wider bands fit more snugly – consider sizing up ¼ to ½ size for rings wider than 6mm.
  • Your dominant hand may be larger – double-check if you’re switching hands.
  •  If you’re in between sizes, it’s safer to go up a half size.

Can Rings Be Resized?

Many of the rings at Faust Gallery are handmade by renowned Native American and contemporary jewelers using inlay, stone settings, or tufa cast techniques. Some of the designs are often not resizable due to their intricate construction. We always recommend measuring accurately before purchasing.


Need Help Finding Your Ring Size?

We’re happy to assist.

  • Email us at sales@faustgallery.com
  •  Visit us in person at our Scottsdale, AZ, or Santa Fe, NM, locations
  •  Request a complimentary plastic ring sizer – we’ll ship one to you

Shop with Confidence

Faust Gallery specializes in museum-quality jewelry where precision and craftsmanship matter. Our goal is to ensure your ring fits perfectly and lasts a lifetime.