Japanese 50 Yen Coin Ring, Black Powder Coat, Chrysanthemum Floral Band, Cultural Jewelry

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Japanese 50 Yen Coin Rings – Handcrafted Blossoms of Japanese Culture!
Inspired by the rich beauty and symbolism found throughout Japan, our black Japanese 50 Yen coin rings showcase the timeless elegance of this beloved currency. Each ring carries part of Japan’s cultural story, transformed into a meaningful piece of jewelry you can wear every day!

WE ARE NOW OFFERING THE OPTION TO BUY A GENUINE 50 YEN COIN WITH YOUR RING FOR ONLY $2!!!

These rings are handcrafted from authentic Japanese 50 Yen coins, composed of 75% copper and 25% nickel. This durable alloy gives the ring a smooth, cool feel with a soft silver and blue tone that complements any style. The original floral details of the coin create a subtle “blossoming” look around the band—perfect for anyone who loves delicate, meaningful jewelry. Every ring is finished with a black and clear powder coat to protect the metal, prevent tarnish, and stop skin discoloration. This coating ensures that your ring stays beautiful and comfortable. Custom sizing is available from US size 4 to 10, making these rings a wonderful fit for a wide range of hands and styles.

• Material: Authentic Japanese 50 Yen coins
• Metal Composition: 75% copper, 25% nickel
• Finish: Clear powder coat for shine + skin-safe wear
• Sizing: Custom US sizes 4 – 10
• Style: Delicate, cultural, meaningful, handcrafted

Tip: If you aren't sure of your ring size, we recommend having your finger measured at a local jewelry counter before ordering!

The first 50 yen coins were released in 1955 featuring a chrysanthemum flower viewed from the side on the reverse, and a stylized ancient weight on the obverse. Three different designs were used for the 50 yen coin which included adding a hole in the center, and reducing the coin's size. The decision to hole the center of the coin came with a new design in 1959 due to public protest. Problems with the first 50 yen coin centered around its similarity to the 100 yen coin as both coins had similar designs at the time, and neither had perforated edges. This new holed design dropped the stylized weight on the obverse, and shows a chrysanthemum flower viewed from above on the reverse. In 1967 the obverse was redesigned to feature 3 small flowers rather than an overhead view of a chrysanthemum flower. The 50 yen coin continues to be produced as the 3rd highest currently circulating coin denomination of yen. These coins also share being one of only two holed denominations along with the 5 yen coin.

日 本 国: State of Japan
五 十 円: 50 Yen

These Yens make a beautiful ring and a great gift idea. All rings are hand made in our Texas shop.