14K Gold Ancient Coin Ring with Coin of King Agrippa I

The “Indian Head Nickel,” more commonly known as the “Buffalo Nickel,” was designed in 1912 by artist James Earl Fraser, as part of a campaign to make American coinage more beautiful. The nickel featured the portrait of an American Indian on the front and a bison on the back. Though American Indians had technically been portrayed on U.S. coins before, their depictions were inaccurate, appearing to look more like Greek or Roman men wearing headdresses. Fraser wanted to depict Native Americans with more accuracy, and asked three Indian chiefs to sit as models for his portrait. The picture on the coin is a stylized composite of the three chiefs: Two Moons, Chief of the Cheyenne; Iron Tail...

Kirsten’s Corner has a love for both high karat gold and a good, simple dome ring. This 22k gold signature piece is a classic dome ring with a slight rise to it. The ring has a nice ...

A bronze coin from the Ancient Roman Empire fashioned into an attractive ring trimmed with 21K gold accents. There is a marvelous patina that demonstrates the coin's age. This is dat...

A bronze ring from the Ancient Roman Empire trimmed with 21K gold accents. There is a marvelous patina that demonstrates the ring's age. This is approximately from the 1st to 3rd Cen...