Special 40s ~ MEXICAN biker ring indian head. In post-World War II America in the 1940s, biker culture rose to prominence, and bikers often wore rings and accessories to express their individuality. At the time, handmade silver jewelry was popular in America and Mexico, and many custom-made rings were produced for bikers. Mexican-made rings have a strong handmade feel and possess a unique charm despite their rough finish. Silver material is often used, and this piece is stamped with "MEXICO." Also, Mexican rings are often large in size, with many being sized for the index or middle finger, but this one is size 10, a pinky size. It's a rather rare size. Isn't there something about a heavy pinky ring that stirs a man's heart? Biker rings are characterized by their bold and heavy designs, and those featuring Native American heads not only show respect for American history and culture but also symbolize the freedom and rebellion of bikers. The Indian head motif expresses the courage, pride, and spirituality of Native American culture. Biker rings: They spread as accessories that embody freedom, adventure, and a rebellious spirit. Such rings can be considered not only fashion items but also art pieces that embody history and culture. ⚠︎︎ To prevent trouble, returns and exchanges are not accepted. Please check the condition in the photos. Also, if you have any questions, please comment. We recommend comparing the size with your own clothing using the dimensions listed. ※ As this is a vintage item, there is some wear and tear. If you usually wear vintage clothing, you should be able to use it without any problems. However, please refrain from purchasing if you do not understand vintage clothing or are nervous about it.