Ohio State Class Ring

This item is a class ring, likely made of gold or a gold-tone alloy, exhibiting a warm metallic sheen. The ring features a prominent central bezel or setting, which appears to house a dark, possibly brown or black, stone or enamel inlay. Surrounding this central element is a circular inscription, the visible portion of which reads "OHIO STATE". The band of the ring, particularly on the visible side, is intricately decorated with what appear to be embossed or engraved patterns, suggesting institutional symbols or crests, typical of class rings. The craftsmanship indicates a sturdy construction, designed for durability. There are no readily apparent major condition issues such as cracks, chips, or significant dents, though the surface shows some minor wear consistent with handling and age, contributing to a mild patina. The style suggests it could be from the mid to late 20th century, a common period for detailed class ring designs. The overall quality appears good, indicative of a mass-produced, yet thoughtfully designed piece of commemorative jewelry.

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