People from all over the world find their way to Gallup, New Mexico. It makes working at the Trading Post very interesting, and gives you an idea of what draws them here. People around the world are fascinated with Native American cultures. I have been told that the eagle feather is the symbol most recognizable as Native American. We don't have many eagles here in the Four Corners but that does not stop the eagle influence into Navajo, Zuni, and Hopi art. This eagle ring was made by Navajo silversmith Bo Reeves and is filled with stamp work. Bo learned the craft from his late father Gary Reeves.

Finger Size – 7

Width – 7/8”

Weight – 17.3 grams

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