A college ring with a stone set in the center, as seen in maison brands like Tom Wood. College rings are said to have originated when graduates of American military academies began wearing them as a memento. The simple yet elaborate design is stunning. It has an outstanding atmosphere and is a beautiful design no matter how many times you see it. Although there is no engraving to determine if it is silver 925, it has a dull but beautiful luster. It matches not only American casual wear such as riders jackets and denim, but also clean styles such as jackets and slacks, and has an elegance that is suitable for hotel dinners. It is also recommended to layer it with ethnic accessories such as those from the Navajo and Tuareg tribes, as well as Mexican jewelry. Silver products made in Taxco, Mexico, a major silver producing area, and accessories created by the Navajo tribe of Native American tribes in the southwestern United States, and the Tuareg tribe, an ancient indigenous people of the African continent, are particularly rare and have become increasingly popular in recent years. High-end brands are also releasing many modern and elegant lineups, such as jewelry that uses geometric forms and color stones inspired by antique and vintage decorations from those eras to create contrast, and they are gaining popularity. Please purchase if you understand vintage items. Also, the color may differ from the actual product due to the screen and the lighting during photography. [Material/Year of manufacture unknown] (There is no 925 stamp, and we are not experts, so we do not have a certificate of authenticity, etc., so the details of the year, material, etc. are unknown. Please understand this.) Also, to prevent mistakes, cancellations after shipping are not allowed in principle. We apologize for any inconvenience. Size: No. 13