sz7 Larry Golsh Cherokee 14k yellow gold purple Charoite modernist ring

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sz7 Larry Golsh Cherokee 14k yellow gold purple Charoite modernist ring. Tested and guaranteed solid sterling silver, circa third quarter of the 20th century. Some expected wear, weight and measurements in pictures.

Larry Golsh has accomplished international fame as a jeweler and sculptor, known for his unique designs and exceptional craftsmanship. Growing up on the Pala Mission reservation near San Diego, California, Golsh learned admiration and respect for the environment and feels a strong connection to the universe which is reflected in the harmony of his designs. Many of his designs are inspired by prehistoric rock art found in the hills and canyons of Southern California.

Golsh studied architecture and art at Arizona State University where he met renowned sculptor Ben Goo who encouraged and inspired Golsh. In 1969 he began to work with Paolo Soleri’s Arcosanti project touring major art museums in the U.S. and Canada. It was shortly after that he met Hopi jeweler, Charles Loloma, who Golsh credits, as his inspiration for beginning his world-renowned jewelry designs.

Forbes magazine in their article “American Fabergé” said of Golsh and Loloma, “They have attained a whole new aesthetic level, keeping the vital connection with their past, yet transcending it. Their style is now fully international.”

Golsh has been the recipient of numerous awards and the subject of many articles. He has received two NEA grants and been featured in the PBS documentary film, “Larry Golsh-American Indian Artist”

One of the most accomplished artists of our time, Golsh has defied the boundaries traditionally placed on Native American jewelers. He was the first Native American to study at the Gemological Institute of America and with master jeweler, Pierre Touraine. Golsh often uses diamonds and other precious stones in conjunction with traditional cultural techniques. The result is abstract sculptural pieces that are innovative yet possess a timeless quality.

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    Description

    sz7 Larry Golsh Cherokee 14k yellow gold purple Charoite modernist ring. Tested and guaranteed solid sterling silver, circa third quarter of the 20th century. Some expected wear, weight and measurements in pictures.

    Larry Golsh has accomplished international fame as a jeweler and sculptor, known for his unique designs and exceptional craftsmanship. Growing up on the Pala Mission reservation near San Diego, California, Golsh learned admiration and respect for the environment and feels a strong connection to the universe which is reflected in the harmony of his designs. Many of his designs are inspired by prehistoric rock art found in the hills and canyons of Southern California.

    Golsh studied architecture and art at Arizona State University where he met renowned sculptor Ben Goo who encouraged and inspired Golsh. In 1969 he began to work with Paolo Soleri’s Arcosanti project touring major art museums in the U.S. and Canada. It was shortly after that he met Hopi jeweler, Charles Loloma, who Golsh credits, as his inspiration for beginning his world-renowned jewelry designs.

    Forbes magazine in their article “American Fabergé” said of Golsh and Loloma, “They have attained a whole new aesthetic level, keeping the vital connection with their past, yet transcending it. Their style is now fully international.”

    Golsh has been the recipient of numerous awards and the subject of many articles. He has received two NEA grants and been featured in the PBS documentary film, “Larry Golsh-American Indian Artist”

    One of the most accomplished artists of our time, Golsh has defied the boundaries traditionally placed on Native American jewelers. He was the first Native American to study at the Gemological Institute of America and with master jeweler, Pierre Touraine. Golsh often uses diamonds and other precious stones in conjunction with traditional cultural techniques. The result is abstract sculptural pieces that are innovative yet possess a timeless quality.

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