The rings setting is handmade of 14 karat yellow gold, the two separate gold bands that hold the stones come together in the back of the ring. In the center is set a rare and wonderful Imperial Topaz of two (2) carats in weight, encircled by 14 single cut natural diamonds.
Topaz Facts:
Red and pink topaz gems were used in the jewelry of the 18th and 19th Century Russian Czarinas and is why topaz is sometimes called "Imperial Topaz".

Folklore, Legends:

This wonderful item we personally purchased from a Navajo Indian. It is a showpiece; museum quality because of the very large gem quality Turquoise stone and the wonderful quality of the silver work. It is set with a handmade saw tooth bezel surrounded by a hand-twisted wirework design. On the two sides are loops that represent rain and the design of the band itself and the stamped design represent falling rain. The cuff is very heavy with the large amount of sterling silver and the large dense gem quality stone. The stone is from the Bisbee, Arizona mine.