Personalized High School Class Ring
This is a contemporary commemorative class ring featuring a two-tone metallic design, likely constructed from a jeweler's alloy such as Lustrium or a similar non-precious white metal with gold-tone accents. The center of the ring features a rectangular, radiant-cut synthetic blue spinel or sapphire stone, which has a multi-faceted 'sunburst' pattern on the reverse side to enhance light reflection. Affixed to the top of the stone is a gold-toned crest or 'encrusting' depicting a stylized letter 'B' within a shield topped with a crown. The bezel is yellow-gold in color with black antiquing in the recessed geometric Art Deco-style patterns, while the main shank is silver-toned. On the left side of the shank, the name 'MATT' is visible in raised block lettering above a set of crossed objects, possibly representing a specific extracurricular activity or sport. The ring shows signs of moderate wear, including surface scratches on the metal and slight blunting of the sharp details on the crest. The overall craftsmanship suggests a mass-customized production method typical of companies like Jostens, Balfour, or Herff Jones from the late 20th to early 21st century.
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Estimated Value
$40-$75
Basic Information
Category
Jewelry / Commemorative Rings
Appraised On
February 17, 2026
Estimated Value
$40-$75
Item Description
This is a contemporary commemorative class ring featuring a two-tone metallic design, likely constructed from a jeweler's alloy such as Lustrium or a similar non-precious white metal with gold-tone accents. The center of the ring features a rectangular, radiant-cut synthetic blue spinel or sapphire stone, which has a multi-faceted 'sunburst' pattern on the reverse side to enhance light reflection. Affixed to the top of the stone is a gold-toned crest or 'encrusting' depicting a stylized letter 'B' within a shield topped with a crown. The bezel is yellow-gold in color with black antiquing in the recessed geometric Art Deco-style patterns, while the main shank is silver-toned. On the left side of the shank, the name 'MATT' is visible in raised block lettering above a set of crossed objects, possibly representing a specific extracurricular activity or sport. The ring shows signs of moderate wear, including surface scratches on the metal and slight blunting of the sharp details on the crest. The overall craftsmanship suggests a mass-customized production method typical of companies like Jostens, Balfour, or Herff Jones from the late 20th to early 21st century.
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