What kind of ring is this?

[GBAfreak222]

i found this crazy ring while walking my dog and i never seen it before (it's about the size of a quarter)

there is a chain around it and it turns around the ring.

anyone know what it is?

 

[Foxi4]

Looks like your everyday average ring - either silver or silver-plated. Check the inner side of the ring for a jewelery hallmark - it will provide more information about the exact alloy it is made of. Knowing that and the weight will help you establish how much it's worth, although I wouldn't be too excited about it - silver jewelery is relatively inexpensive. If it has no markings, it's practically a worhless trinket.

The location mark (if any) will obviously differ since these are English marks and you're not UK-Based, check for Canadian ones if you're interested. The Silver Standards symbols apply though.

 

[Vulpes Abnocto]

All I know is that I found one just like it on the floor of a local bar, and kept it.

 

[Issac]

a thumb ring, was popular ~10 years ago (in Sweden). put it on your thumb and turn the outer ring with your index finger... like a stress ball thingy...

 

[AlanJohn]

It's probably a special ring worn by the Illuminati or some shit, hence Vulpes has one too.

 

[GBAfreak222]

Looks like your everyday average ring - either silver or silver-plated. Check the inner side of the ring for a jewelery hallmark - it will provide more information about the exact alloy it is made of. Knowing that and the weight will help you establish how much it's worth, although I wouldn't be too excited about it - silver jewelery is relatively inexpensive. If it has no markings, it's practically a worhless trinket.

The location mark (if any) will obviously differ since these are English marks and you're not UK-Based, check for Canadian ones if you're interested. The Silver Standards symbols apply though.

ya it's got no mark at all so that means it's worthless, but still neat

 

[Foxi4]

ya it's got no mark at all so that means it's worthless, but still neat

That would also probably mean that it's not actually silver - it's some other alloy (sort of hard to tell when all you can go by is a photo, y'see)... especially if the ring seems oddly heavy or oddly light for its size. You can double-check it at any jewelery store, but hey! It looks neat, I personally think it was made to be more of a decorative, casual gadget than a "real" piece of jewelery.

 

[Depravo]

All I know is that I found one just like it on the floor of a local bar, and kept it.

That's how I got the silver bracelet that I wear. Scavengers FTW!

 

[GBAfreak222]

i also have this ring. (it's the size of a nickel)

 

[Joe88]

mass produced mens rings, you can get them for about $10-$15

 

[ThatDudeWithTheFood]

i also have this ring. (it's the size of a nickel)

Sterling Silver I guess.
Where'd you find that one?

 

[PolloDiablo]

a ring to rule them all?

 

[gloweyjoey]

The chain link ring is from Spencer's and appears to be made of steel
http://www.spencersonline.com/product/sm-steel-chain-link-ring-12/

I'm sure its sold else where too.

 

[Issac]

talking about steel rings, I got one... though it was expensive! Got it from my mom and dad as a gift:

 

[Foxi4]

Yep, the second one is Sterling Silver, meaning that it's "more precious" than the steel ring material-wise.

 

[Tom]

The kind you wear on your finger

 

[Psionic Roshambo]

The kind you wear on your finger

Well at least you hope that's where it was being worn before he found it... lol