*Throughout the 1930s, prisoners would carve these rings - typically out of their own toothbrushes - and worn as a symbol to keep loved ones close/romantically or as a symbol of mourning.

*The photograph is of a woman - the photo is surprisingly crisp and clear.

* I have read in the past that these were also created during the World’s Fair in the 30s. Either way, this ring is a remarkable and rare piece of history.

➾ MEASUREMENTS (taken flat)

-ring size: 11

* This ring's diameter measures at 13/16 of an inch (the equivalent to 20.65 mm) which would place this particular ring at a size 11.

➾ CONDITION - Great! Some scratches and light scuffing to the right side near photograph. Only truly visible in certain light.
**Please see all photos for details. 

➾ If you'd like to see additional photos or have any questions, feel free to send me a message! I'd be happy to assist you!