Green turquoise ring silver band two forks on each side of setting there were little squares along the forks that had petina in them, these were two small silver beads on each side of the stone .the stone was green with two flecks in it, one brown one white. The stone changed from a dark ? green to a lighter green when the weather was changing. . This ring was removed from my finger by a nurse in st.john, s hospital about1983. She knew that I was out, and could not stop her, but I remember her words, quote I better take these off,they might melt. She also took a handmade solid silver bracelet, with a rare African moss stone, it was a heavy silver bracelet made by a good friend of mine in 1973. The ring belonged to my greatgrandmother. I don't know if her conscious ever bothered her, but I would like those pieces back. They were family items and as a nurse, she was less than humane. If anyone knows the whereabouts of these itemsplease get in touch with me.no questions will be asked.I just want my jewelry back. I pray for her soul, the fATHER IN HEAVEN WILL DEAL WITH HER. I don't think she is still living.the bracelet was of irregular shape and the moss stone was brown, with darker mosslike strains in it .it was set on a heavy silver plate of an irregular design, and had straight engraved lines radiating around the setting. The band was a thick and very heavy sterling silver. That bracelet was made by Eric Finley, also known as butch, Finley. He was a silversmith and jeweler of great skill and a very good friend. Please return these to me, if you have them. God bless and peace be with you.