A 1906 United States five-dollar Liberty gold coin sits bezel-set at the center of this 14-karat gold ring, mounted in the 1970s. Open scrollwork runs across the back of the mount, leaving the coin's reverse visible through the gallery. The Liberty Head design was struck on the five-dollar gold piece through 1908, when the Indian Head design replaced it. The coin spans nearly the full width of the finger and sits low against the hand, giving it the presence of a statement ring without a high profile.
Condition: Very Good
Era: Vintage, circa 1970s (coin dated 1906)
Metal: 14-karat gold, stamped 585 in the shank
Setting: Bezel-set
Ring Size: 6.75
Total weight: 13.67 grams
