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The One Ring, licensed and etched

The One Ring, licensed and etched

Lord of the Rings One Ring replica

Sterling silver under a 24 karat gold plate, laser etched with the inscription rather than printed. Warner Bros signed off, so it's the licensed article and not a convention table copy. It arrives without a volcano. Nobody at airport security has ever asked a passenger to throw one in.

$159
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What it actually is

  • Officially licensed, not a convention knockoff
  • Sterling silver plated in 24 karat gold
  • Inscription is laser etched into the metal
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In stock on 2 of 2 days we have checked since Sep 9.

If it sells out, the closest thing still in stock is A box that takes five steps to open.

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BrandThe Noble Collection
ConditionNew
CategoryGifts for your best friend

Listed on Amazon as: The Noble Collection The Lord of the Rings One Ring…

Full Amazon listing name

The Noble Collection The Lord of the Rings One Ring - Officially Authorized

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