Rings

Conchos come from the Mexican vaquero tradition and serve both a decorative and a utilitarian role on western saddles. Eventually they were used in accessories, as was this beautifully detailed piece from a belt.

Features:

• Vintage concho - 1 5/8” x  1 1/8”
• Silver toned wide adjustable ring band

This vintage casting from a Buffalo Coin was originally used as a button. I repurposed it into a fun ring.

Features:

• Vintage Buffalo casting - 1” diameter
• Silver toned adjustable ring band

It is so much fun to wear a piece of history on your finger! An authentic vintage mid-century Shift Key from a typewriter will be sure to start many conversations! The wide band I use makes this a very comfortable adjustable ring to wear.

Features:

• vintage typewriter key - 3/4” diameter 
• silver toned wide adjustable size ring band

So much to love about this late 1800’s button!  The stylized design, the striking contrast of silver & gold and the comfortable adjustable wide band. Historically chic!

Features:

• Antique button - 23 mm
• Silver toned adjustable ring base

   nickel & lead free

Colorful designs, reminiscent of the artist Miro, dance across this vintage silver tone button. What an absolute enchanting piece!

Features:

• Vintage button - 1 1/4” diameter
• Silver toned adjustable ring back

This mid-century clip on earring makes the coolest ring! You will love showing off this sparkler!

Features:

• Vintage red & rhinestone earring piece - 1” diameter
• Gold tone adjustable ring backing

These old overall buttons are also call “advertising buttons” because of the practice of manufacturers putting their logos on the buttons. These were popular in 1900’s-1935. The button with the train design would have been used on railroad worker’s clothing. I set it on top of a vintage silver button to add a frame to set off this cool button.

Features:

• 1900’s - 1935 gold toned overall button 3/4”
• Vintage silver toned button 1 1/8” diameter
• Silver toned adjustable ring setting

Such a dramatic statement…a simple pearl in a whopping 1 1/4” diameter will end up being your go to ring!  This pearl button picks up whatever color you put it with and always looks just right. I find that I grab my pearl button ring more often then not, and it always gets compliments.

Features:

• vintage pearl button - 1 1/4” diameter
• silver toned adjustable wide band ring base

Oh my... deep blue, purple, green, pink and gold, spark from this vintage Intaglio cameo. Reverse painted with an aurora finish. Pictures don’t do it justice!

Features:

• Vintage Intaglio pin - 1” x 1 1/4”
• Vintage gold toned ring blank with some metal flaking
• Adjustable

This early 1900’s metal & celluloid piece is half of a buckle and exquisite!  The antiqued gold toned filigree band is adjustable. This buckle is over 100 years old and has some surface cracks, but still deserves to be admired.

Features:

• Vintage button - 20 mm x 40 mm
• Gold toned ring base
• see photo for scale

 nickel & lead free

This vintage carved celluloid button has a great chunky look!  The wide band makes it comfortable to wear and is adjustable.

Features:

• Vintage button - 25 mm
• Gold toned ring base
• see photo for scale

 nickel & lead free

Coin reproductions were a very popular design for buttons in the mid 1900’s. The metal has a burnished patina and the coin subject is Napoleon. The  ring is adjustable.

Features:

• Vintage button - 15 mm
• Beveled silver toned ring base
• see photo for scale

 nickel & lead free