"Lynch Silversmith" JC(S)

[Item Description]

"Lynch Silversmith" produced by handmade one by one from the land of Kobe
Silver County, a gem with established originality, continues to attract loyal fans throughout the country.

Top relief part: about 21.2m/m x 17.6m/m

A ring with a guitar motif revived from the past archives of LYNCH SILVERSMITH.
(13) at the top is a number that is avoided in Western culture, and it is sometimes used in the interpretation that no more bad things will happen.
On the other hand, in Eastern culture, 13 is used as an important number in Buddhism and natural thought.
What is good in one world is bad in another.
This ring represents the importance of judging the uncertainty of right and wrong and the belief of self-confidence.
JC is said to be one of the best country singers of the 20th century ("Johnny" Cash), and I made it with him in mind.
On a coin representing the United States, we placed 13 numbers representing JC, said to be a hero of rebellion.
The Quarter Dollar is used as the prototype.

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[How to order]

Size
#7-#18

A guarantee card will be issued with the product.
The guarantee card is valid only at the store where it was purchased.
Please note that we cannot accept requests for silver product repairs or customs at other shops.
If the owner changes to a third party due to product resale,
Please note that the guarantee ticket will be invalid.

Lynch Silversmith Ordering Requirements
• Estimated delivery time is about 3 months from the date of order.

• If the order volume specified by Lynch Silversmith is reached and delivery within 3 months is difficult,
Orders may be temporarily suspended without notice.

• Regarding orders, we will print the guarantee ticket at Lynch Silversmith.
At the time of ordering, we will ask for your full name in alphabetical notation.

• In principle, all orders cannot be changed or canceled.

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Silver 925

Made in Japan
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