King Baby Studio Eagle Flag Ring SKU: #7818539
Product Information:
- Grab your skid lid and watch out for cherry tops as you head down the highway sporting this King Baby Studio™ Eagle Flag Ring.
- Sterling silver ring.
- Eagle and crest design epitomizes all that is cool.
- Face Height : 3⁄8 in
- Face Width : 1 in
- Face Length : 3⁄4 in
- Weight: 1 oz
- Product measurements were taken using size 11. Please note that measurements may vary by size.
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King Baby Studio jewelry pieces are bold, edgy, and steeped in the spirit of rock and roll and the freedom of the open road. Each King Baby jewelry piece features iconic design elements that stand the test of time. The King Baby man and woman understand that an edgy aesthetic is not only about what's on the outside, but the attitude and sense of adventure that lives within each individual.
In the 1970s, when Mitchell Binder, designer and owner of King Baby Studio jewelry, was a teenager, he and his mother moved from Jackson, Mississippi to Los Angeles. It was a time when music reflected a new spirit of idealism, and new-found freedoms.
At 15, Mitchell became a jeweler's apprentice and shortly thereafter began designing on his own jewelry. With his trademark charismatic personality, he soon made the right contacts and quickly became the "go-to jeweler" for both Hollywood and rock stars. The biker crowd soon caught on, too, requesting personalized jewelry and buckles. Being an avid biker himself, Mitchell has always considered the origin of King Baby Studio jewelry "half rock & roll and half outlaw biker."
Originally designing with men in mind, he soon realized many women were buying for themselves. In 2007, King Baby officially launched Queen Baby jewelry for women, with extraordinary success. The Queen Baby line takes the signature King Baby look and adds heavy doses of feminine elements. The result is a line that transcends trends and fads, pieces that stand the test of time and become true classics.
The Santa Monica-based King Baby Studio offers handcrafted jewelry and accessory pieces that unite chunky sterling silver with precious stones and leather. These finely-crafted jewelry pieces feature rebelliously-inspired design mixed with great craftsmanship. Using solid sterling silver, stainless steel, and other quality materials, each King Baby ring, King Baby necklace, King Baby buckle, and King Baby bracelet is sure to be a treasured staple in your jewelry collection. These cool statement pieces are great conversation starters and really define a rock n' roll-inspired look. Paired with your basic white tee and trusty old denim, or that cool leather jacket, King Baby Studio solidifies your place in the stylish elite.
Mitchell's creations are bold and substantial, featuring edgy motifs such as skulls and daggers for the King Baby jewelry and accessories line, and slightly scaled-down feminine motifs such as roses and crowned hearts for the Queen Baby out there. Many King Baby and Queen Baby jewelry and accessory styles span both collections appealing to the "chosen few". King Baby Studio jewelry is all about defining your personal style in a way that's immune to short-lived fads and trends and this inspiring line definitely stays true to its outlaw rock n' roll roots.
In the 1970s, when Mitchell Binder, designer and owner of King Baby Studio jewelry, was a teenager, he and his mother moved from Jackson, Mississippi to Los Angeles. It was a time when music reflected a new spirit of idealism, and new-found freedoms.
At 15, Mitchell became a jeweler's apprentice and shortly thereafter began designing on his own jewelry. With his trademark charismatic personality, he soon made the right contacts and quickly became the "go-to jeweler" for both Hollywood and rock stars. The biker crowd soon caught on, too, requesting personalized jewelry and buckles. Being an avid biker himself, Mitchell has always considered the origin of King Baby Studio jewelry "half rock & roll and half outlaw biker."
Originally designing with men in mind, he soon realized many women were buying for themselves. In 2007, King Baby officially launched Queen Baby jewelry for women, with extraordinary success. The Queen Baby line takes the signature King Baby look and adds heavy doses of feminine elements. The result is a line that transcends trends and fads, pieces that stand the test of time and become true classics.
The Santa Monica-based King Baby Studio offers handcrafted jewelry and accessory pieces that unite chunky sterling silver with precious stones and leather. These finely-crafted jewelry pieces feature rebelliously-inspired design mixed with great craftsmanship. Using solid sterling silver, stainless steel, and other quality materials, each King Baby ring, King Baby necklace, King Baby buckle, and King Baby bracelet is sure to be a treasured staple in your jewelry collection. These cool statement pieces are great conversation starters and really define a rock n' roll-inspired look. Paired with your basic white tee and trusty old denim, or that cool leather jacket, King Baby Studio solidifies your place in the stylish elite.
Mitchell's creations are bold and substantial, featuring edgy motifs such as skulls and daggers for the King Baby jewelry and accessories line, and slightly scaled-down feminine motifs such as roses and crowned hearts for the Queen Baby out there. Many King Baby and Queen Baby jewelry and accessory styles span both collections appealing to the "chosen few". King Baby Studio jewelry is all about defining your personal style in a way that's immune to short-lived fads and trends and this inspiring line definitely stays true to its outlaw rock n' roll roots.
