Zuni OLD PAWN Bluebird Inlay MOP Turquoise & Coral Sterling Silver Ring Sz 7.5

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Zuni OLD PAWN Bluebird Inlay MOP Turquoise & Coral Sterling Silver Ring Sz 7.5 :
$12.11

For your consideration and enjoyment is this absolutely stunning Native Zuni Mother of Pearl Inlay Bluebird Sterling Silver Ring. It was given to me by my Grandmother from her collection in the mid 1960\'s.The bluebird is crafted from Turquoise with accents of coral and black onyx on shiny mother of pearl.Size 7.5Weight approximately 5 gramsNo markings as old pawn.Great vintage condition.View photos for best description and email any questions prior to purchase.Ships within 1-2 business days of confirmed PayPal payment to 48 USA only.>>>>Here is some information I found related to some of the Native meanings of the Bluebird etc.ANIMAL SPIRITSAncient Native Americans & Shamans believed that all animals had lessons to teach and had healing or inspirational power. When they held or carried a certain fetish, or meditated on it\'s meaning, they believed they drew the special energy of the animal into themselves.Today, in a search for a closer walk with the earth, many are relearning the old ways of these ancient people, using the animal energy as the Native Americans & Shamans did. To choose which animal energies are right for you, simply take a deep breath, still yourself and ask your inner being. You will have a knowing, as the ancient people did long ago.Bluebird\'s Wisdom Includes:
Happiness, Movement to new level of being, Modesty, Fulfilment, Confidence, Ability to return from the brink of extinction. *Bluebirds are an important nature spirit in the traditions of many Native American cultures. In particular, Bluebird is a symbol of spring in many tribes. In Iroquois mythology, it is the singing of the bluebird that drives off the destructive demigod Tawiscaron (who represents winter.) Bluebirds are also associated with the wind by the Cherokees, and were believed to predict or even control the weather. The Navajo and Pueblo tribes associate bluebirds with the sun; in some Pueblo tribes, Bluebird is identified as the son of the Sun. The Hopi see the bluebird as a directional guardian, associated with the west. Bluebirds are also used as clan animals in some Native American cultures. Tribes with Bluebird Clans include the Hopi tribe (whose Bluebird Clan is named Choch-wungwa), the Navajo tribe (whose Bluebird Clan is called Dólii Dine’é,) and the Pueblo tribes. The Navajo also have a Bluebird Song among their tribal music traditions.