Anyone make coin rings?

[jeffrey.bean]

Hello all,

I’ve worn a silicone wedding ring, because of my job, for a very long time. I’m a carpenter, and had a friend de-sleeve his wedding finger, ended up having it amputated.
Anyhow, I’m taking a supervisory job, and was thinking about using one of the silver halves I’ve found, and have it turned into a ring.
Anyone on TN make them, if so, shoot me a PM with details?


Thanks

 

[evelynwang]

Hello all,

I’ve worn a silicone wedding ring, because of my job, for a very long time. I’m a carpenter, and had a friend de-sleeve his wedding finger, ended up having it amputated.
Anyhow, I’m taking a supervisory job, and was thinking about using one of the silver halves I’ve found, and have it turned into a ring.
Anyone on TN make them, if so, shoot me a PM with details?

Thanks

That would make a pretty meaningful ring, especially since it’s a half you found yourself. Just make sure you check the coin’s metal composition and value before having it worked on, as some older halves can be worth more than their silver content. Also, given your line of work, I’d stick with a properly fitted silicone ring on the job for safety. A coin ring could be something special to wear off the clock!

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

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