Sterling Silver Eagle Indigenous Ring by Morgan Asoyuf

This signature Indigenous ring, featuring an eagle, is an iconic example of Morgan Asoyuf's famed northwest coast jewelry designs. This ring is the last of its kind, and once sold, it will no longer be produced. 

Featuring an eagle on the front of the ring, with four channel-set black diamonds and an outstretched wing, this ring represents Morgan Asoyuf's affinity for hollow-box design, a jewelry-making technique that creates structure, strength, and dimensionality. The artist applied a blackened patina to the ring to create a darker aesthetic against the sterling silver surfaces. 

For the artist, Morgan Asoyuf from the Ts’msyen nation, this ring exemplifies her signature box ring style and represents her cultural heritage and belonging to the Eagle clan.

Materials: Sterling silver, black diamonds 

Dimensions: The front of the ring measures 15 mm wide x 9 mm tall and tapers to 3 mm wide at the back of the ring. 

Ring size: Size 5

Additional notes: This ring can be resized to size 8. Please note at checkout if ring resizing is required.  

About the Artist: Morgan Asoyuf (née Green) is a Ts’msyen artist from Prince Rupert, BC, and a member of the Eagle Clan. Her artistic practice began with fashion design before she studied Ts’msyen design and wood sculpture with her father, Henry Green. She later trained extensively in jewellery design, goldsmithing, stone-cutting, bronze casting, engraving, and gem-setting. Some of her mentors include Phil Gray, Gerold Mueller, and Richard Adkins. Asoyuf's work has been included in several solo and group exhibitions, and from 2024 to 2026 was featured in the exhibit and book, Curve!: Women Carvers on the Northwest Coast, at the Audain Art Museum and the National Gallery of Canada.

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