| Best for |
Vintage jewellery lovers, women or men with slim fingers |
| Occasion |
Heirloom weddings, anniversaries, history lovers |
| Style |
Slim profile, lightly polished with visible coin detail |
| Special feature |
Made from 19th-century coin, detailed outer edge |
| Fit note |
Slim but rich with detail; ideal for daily wear |
| Shipping note |
Free delivery to UK postcodes. More info about shipping here.
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| Dates |
1817–1820. All share the same design (see photos) |
| UK ring sizes |
F - Q (inc half sizes). Not sure about your ring size? No problem! My Perfect Fit Method ensures your ring arrives the perfect size, |
| Band width |
Approx 4.5mm |
A ring with legacy, love, and luck
This sterling silver coin ring is handcrafted from a genuine British sixpence over 200 years old dated between 1817 and 1820 — a time when these tiny coins were more than currency: they were symbols of sentiment.
The sixpence has long been associated with luck, prosperity, and family tradition, often passed down as heirlooms or hidden in a bride’s shoe for good fortune. Slim yet solid, this ring brings subtle charm and history to every hand it adorns.
Whether worn as a wedding band, promise ring, or meaningful daily piece, this is jewellery that tells a story.
Coin history
First minted in the 1500s, the sixpence was deeply rooted in wedding tradition by the 1800s, often gifted by loved ones or tucked into keepsake boxes. "Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue, and a sixpence in her shoe."
💡 Did you know?
• Sixpences were called “lucky money” in Victorian wedding customs
• Many were gifted by grandparents to mark life milestones
• Pre-1920 sixpences were sterling silver, perfect for lasting jewellery
Why customers love this ring
✅ Handmade from real 1800s coins — no casts, no replicas
✅ Elegant and timeless with personal meaning
✅ Ideal for gifting, wedding bands, or daily reminders of connection
✅ Free UK delivery, ring sizer sent immediately
✅ Backed by our Perfect Fit Method — we won’t make your ring until you confirm your size
Your ring, made with care
Each ring takes several days to make, with meticulous attention to detail at every stage. I only use genuine, publicly circulated coins, rejecting any that are overly worn or damaged by time.
Because of the handmade process and natural variations in minting years, each finished ring may differ slightly from the photos shown — that's what makes yours completely unique.
Your ring will arrive in a beautiful presentation box, ready to gift (or keep for yourself!).
Want a matching set?
Looking for a symbolic pair of rings for your wedding or commitment ceremony? We also offer 1800s Sixpence and Shilling coin rings as a set, perfect for couples who want history, meaning, and beauty — together.
(Bonus: It’s more affordable than buying individually, and you'll find them in our Wedding Ring Collection.)