Silver Eagle Ring
The official silver bullion of the United States of America… turned into a statement piece of a ring! The American Silver Eagle has been struck by the US Mint since 1986 out of 99.9% pure silver. Impurities are normally what allow me to antique coins so this one is incapable of tarnishing and is only available shiny.
This ring is for those with big hands; the starting coin is one troy ounce of silver and the end result is therefore very large.
“Coin silver,” which is used in circulating coins, contains 10% copper and makes it a little tougher for wear. “Fine silver,” which this ring is made of, is even more pure than Sterling Silver, and therefore very soft. We can counteract wear with clear powder coating, an option that is strongly recommended and available in the finishes tab.
The official silver bullion of the United States of America… turned into a statement piece of a ring! The American Silver Eagle has been struck by the US Mint since 1986 out of 99.9% pure silver. Impurities are normally what allow me to antique coins so this one is incapable of tarnishing and is only available shiny.
This ring is for those with big hands; the starting coin is one troy ounce of silver and the end result is therefore very large.
“Coin silver,” which is used in circulating coins, contains 10% copper and makes it a little tougher for wear. “Fine silver,” which this ring is made of, is even more pure than Sterling Silver, and therefore very soft. We can counteract wear with clear powder coating, an option that is strongly recommended and available in the finishes tab.
The official silver bullion of the United States of America… turned into a statement piece of a ring! The American Silver Eagle has been struck by the US Mint since 1986 out of 99.9% pure silver. Impurities are normally what allow me to antique coins so this one is incapable of tarnishing and is only available shiny.
This ring is for those with big hands; the starting coin is one troy ounce of silver and the end result is therefore very large.
“Coin silver,” which is used in circulating coins, contains 10% copper and makes it a little tougher for wear. “Fine silver,” which this ring is made of, is even more pure than Sterling Silver, and therefore very soft. We can counteract wear with clear powder coating, an option that is strongly recommended and available in the finishes tab.
