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A coin ring made from a Mexican Silver Libertad, with the winged Victoria and volcanoes on one side and the Mexican coat of arms on the other. The band is open-ended and adjustable, so it flexes to fit different fingers. It suits people who want a piece of Mexican silver coinage as everyday jewelry or a gift with cultural meaning. Against plain band rings it offers real coin detail and history, but the open design and the coin's soft silver make it less durable than a solid cast ring.
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This ring is made from a Mexican silver Libertad coin. It has an open-ended adjustable design, so the fit can be adjusted.
The front of the coin shows the winged Victoria, who sits atop the Mexican Independence Victory Column in Mexico City. Two volcanoes stand behind her. They are part of Mexican mythology and represent the legendary love story of an ancient princess and a warrior who were separated by death.
The back of the coin is stamped with the coat of arms of Mexico: a golden eagle perched on a pear cactus, holding a snake in its mouth. This version of the coin also includes 10 historical coats of arms around the official Mexican coat of arms.
