Jewelry - Silver/Gold/Pendants/Rings/Bracelets
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Never been a huge accessory guy…but as I get more into the "finer" things in life...I bought my first ring and can't wait to get her! Should be in in 2-3 days, only coming a state over.
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^ Indian Larry - Ring … awesome!
Yup! I couldn't resist. American made, brass, beautiful, BEAUTIFUL details and for only 135….couldn't resist.
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Loving the new ring. Never thought I would be into rings…but I guess we get finer taste with age...haha.
I am working on getting this beauty as soon as I can
But with this beautiful dark star sapphire in place of the turquoise
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Both are very nice!
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I have been looking at soo many rings now…oh no...not another big spending wave....ha.
Hopefully you guys can help me with a question. With my Indian Larry ring I know the insides are stamped like most rings. From what I can find the NV(or what I think is NV) N is clear. To the right of the N is two vertical lines(same stamp as the N) but no stamp marking to connect the V. But when looking at it right, it looks like their is a permanent "pencil mark" that makes the V, though a larger and crooked V. If It is NV I know it comes from Nevada Silver Mill. Let me know what you guys think. The photo is impossible to really see the bottom of the V.
You can clearly see the N, then two vertical matching lines. The circle seems to have a reverse S or snake in it…?On the other side is IndianLarry stamp which is impossible for me to even depict even with a 10x loop. It seems like LEP are the initials.....
Any help thanks!
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So I decided to grab a few more pieces of art…
The only vintage one from the 60s. I was torn between this headdress and the same one(but brand new) with onyx tips, turquoise mid, mother of pearl base feathers and coral earrings.
Torn between this guy and almost the same ring but with jaw and beard
Another skull, more traditional
And the one brought up before, seeing about the dark start sapphire in place of the turquoise. But the turquoise would be nice
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Nice stuff man, keep it up! I especially like the skull n bones Souvenir ring and the capped skull. Personally, I'd keep it simple and go jawless.
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Thanks. I was considering doing a full jaw, but I didn't want the extra length.
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The souvenir works best in my opinion. Definitely the most timeless!
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I probably only be rocking 2, maybe 3 at a time haha. I forgot one other ring I am waiting on to see if they have it in the right size(even though it is adjustable). Can't find many nice horse shoe rings. I can't remember the horse shoe ring posted in here before, sadly I think the company is taking a break producing rings for a bit. They make nice pieces and that shoe horn is beautiful as well!
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These are a few of my favorite rings
That is the horse shoe I would love. I found the company online but forget the name and couldn't find any to buy.
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Finelight Trading [emoji106][emoji106][emoji106]
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A lot of fascinating jewelry and moderate prices ->
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I have one of the sws rings. For sixty quid it was great. Will pop up some pics.
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I was going to grab the Victory ring from Lulu Frost…but I am holding off I think on that for a while.
Nice find on the website @Finkster
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If anyone knows of a company that makes a horse shoe ring like fine light used to make, let me know. Can't find any used ones or anything close to it
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If anyone knows of a company that makes a horse shoe ring like fine light used to make, let me know. Can't find any used ones or anything close to it
I Love that ringhttp://shop.repopmfg.com/product/lucky-you
Black Gold Brooklyn do still have some Fine Light ones (or at least did before Christmas) according to the flt instagram
Also, Nigel Cabourn Army Gym in London did stock a few flt rings. Can check to see if they do the horseshoe one when back in the office on Friday if you like.
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Thanks man! I will check them out. I have seen a few horse shoe rings that were tempting, just not as perfect as fine light though.
Got my next piece in. I love the look and the turquoise, I need to wait to see what ring I would really want to rock it on. The band is more oval than round. Also don't know if I could rock a ring next to another ring, but time will tell.
The ring band looks like it is tight as hell on my index. Can't take it off as it sits, but turn it to the side, no problem taking off/on.
