TheRingTree

Unfortunately, the state quarters were each only minted one time. They are only available in the year that they were minted.

Absolutely. However, there are some limitations: size, type of metal, and design are all crucial. We can give you a good idea of whether or not it will work, if you let us know which coin you have and what ring size you will need.

Unfortunately, the quarters will only work well for smaller ring sizes. The largest that they can be safely stretched is a size 9.5. Trying to stretch the metal further usually causes the metal to fail (warping or splitting).

The best way to get your ring size is to visit a jeweler. They should provide sizing services free of charge. Keep in mind that ring sizes can fluctuate around half a size throughout the day and possibly more between seasons. It’s a good idea to take your measurement a few times to find the most accurate fit.

Maybe. It depends on your skin type as well as the type of metal used in the coin. Most of our non-precious metal coin rings are coated in a sealant that will help for a time, but due to the wear and tear that rings go through, this coating will eventually wear off. If you have sensitive skin we recommend having the ring made from a silver proof coin.

It depends entirely on how well the ring is cared for. ​

It can easily be resealed at any time. We recommend a product called ProtectAClear.

The sealant can be removed with Denatured Alcohol.

They are designed to be mounted either magnetically to a fridge or to a wall using provided screws. If mounting to the wall, the opener should preferably be mounted to a stud. The opener can be mounted to drywall if the proper anchors are used (not included).