A ring made of a large coin (florin) from the time of King George VI of Great Britain, the one about whom the film "The King's Speech" was filmed. Until 1946, this coin was issued from silver, and from 1947 - from a copper-nickel alloy. You can also find the silver version of this ring in the catalog of our store.
The coin depicts the symbol of England - a rose, the symbol of Scotland - thistle and the symbol of Sev. Ireland - shamrock. The center of the composition is the imperial crown. The inscription "IND IMP" stands for Emperor of India, and FID DEF as Fidei defensor (lat.) - "Defender of the Faith."

• The ring will be made especially for your order;
• We use only real coins to make rings, no copies;
• When ordering, please, select the desired size from the list (US size scale);
• All rings have strong packaging for successful delivery;
• After sending, we will inform you the track number of your order;
• Shop policies: you can cancel your order within 24 hours without giving a reason; if the package has not arrived in your country within 80 days, you will receive a refund;
• You can return or exchange an item, provided that you pay all shipping costs.
• Delivery time depends on the work of the postal service of my and your country. Usually delivery time is 10 to 55 days.