This Southwestern-style ring features two Golden Hills turquoise stones set in sterling silver, with a total weight of 6.2 grams. The stones are known for their striking lavender-blue color and distinctive brown matrix, which creates a dense, intricate pattern. The top stone is a large, triangular-shaped piece, while the smaller, oval-shaped stone is positioned below it. Both stones are set in serrated bezels. The design is a cluster style, with the two turquoise stones being the focal point of the piece. The Golden Hills turquoise is mined from the Altyn-Tyube deposit in Kazakhstan. )The Altyn-Tyube deposit is a mineral deposit located in the Karaganda Region of Kazakhstan. Its name translates to "Golden Hill" in the Kazakh language.) Designed for versatility, this piece is an adjustable size (currently set on size 7) and boasts a weight of 6.2 grams. It is very well made and a distinctive piece!