
Elk Ivory Sterling Silver and 10k/14k Gold Men's Ring
This is a custom-made men's signet-style ring featuring a genuine elk tooth (commonly known as 'elk ivory' or a 'canine' of the Rocky Mountain Elk). The ivory is cream-colored with subtle brownish-amber highlights near the base, typical of high-quality ivories. It is bezel-set within a heavy sterling silver mounting. A distinct, raised overlay of a bull elk with multi-tine antlers, likely cast in 10k or 14k yellow gold, is applied directly atop the ivory and silver face. The construction features a solid, high-polish band that tapers slightly toward the back. The craftsmanship suggests a mid-to-late 20th-century origin, often associated with Western or outdoor hunting commemoration jewelry (e.g., Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks or high-end sporting goods). The condition is excellent, showing minor surface scratches on the silver consistent with gentle wear, but no visible chips to the ivory or detached elements. No maker's marks are visible in the photograph, though stamps for 'Sterling' and '10K' or '14K' would typically be found on the interior shank. The piece displays high quality through its thick-walled silver casting and the fine detail of the gold elk relief.
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Estimated Value
$450.00 - $650.00
Basic Information
Category
Fine Jewelry / Western Specialty Jewelry
Appraised On
April 19, 2026
Estimated Value
$450.00 - $650.00
Item Description
This is a custom-made men's signet-style ring featuring a genuine elk tooth (commonly known as 'elk ivory' or a 'canine' of the Rocky Mountain Elk). The ivory is cream-colored with subtle brownish-amber highlights near the base, typical of high-quality ivories. It is bezel-set within a heavy sterling silver mounting. A distinct, raised overlay of a bull elk with multi-tine antlers, likely cast in 10k or 14k yellow gold, is applied directly atop the ivory and silver face. The construction features a solid, high-polish band that tapers slightly toward the back. The craftsmanship suggests a mid-to-late 20th-century origin, often associated with Western or outdoor hunting commemoration jewelry (e.g., Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks or high-end sporting goods). The condition is excellent, showing minor surface scratches on the silver consistent with gentle wear, but no visible chips to the ivory or detached elements. No maker's marks are visible in the photograph, though stamps for 'Sterling' and '10K' or '14K' would typically be found on the interior shank. The piece displays high quality through its thick-walled silver casting and the fine detail of the gold elk relief.
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