Fred Harvey Era Carolyn Pollack Turquoise Green Ring - Size 6 - Stamped and Tested Sterling Silver - Native American Influenced Jewelry

This listing is for the photographed Fred Harvey Era Carolyn Pollack Turquoise Green - Size 6. Beautiful sterling silver ring covered in Native symbols with a green turquoise stone centered in the middle of the ring in larger oval shape, with Carolyn Pollacks hallmark stamped on the inside. The rings design is similar to the Fred Harvey era style of Native American jewelry. Turquoise has been believed and used for generations as a way to ward off evil, healing, and spiritual enlightenment. The Fred Harvey Era was a period, roughly from 1900 to the mid-1900s, when the Fred Harvey Company, founded by Fred Harvey, flourished, particularly in the American Southwest, known for its Native American-inspired jewelry and hospitality along the Santa Fe Railroad. His "Harvey Houses" as they would become known is where tourists and explorers could stop to rest and buy jewelry and other trinkets in their shops.

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Fred Harvey Era Carolyn Pollack Turquoise Green - Size 6 - Stamped and Tested Sterling Silver - Native American Influenced Jewelry