Cremation Ash Coin Ring

Azure Blue opal and cremation ash set into a Morgan Silver Dollar Coin Ring

Cremation Ash Coin Ring

1,350.00

Choose Your Color

Five colors, one channel-cut Morgan.

Every inlay starts the same way — a Morgan Silver Dollar, channel-cut and filled with crushed obsidian and your choice of opal.

Azure Blue

A cool, clear blue with a quiet, steady flash.

Fire Blue

Deeper and more electric than Azure — blue with real intensity.

Black Emerald

Dark, rich green set against the black obsidian — subtle until the light catches it.

Crimson

Bold red, the most visually striking option in direct light.

Dragon Scale

A shifting, multi-tone flash — no single color dominates.

Coin

Genuine Morgan Silver Dollar

Resizing

Half-size adjustments only — full resizing isn't possible once inlaid.

Terms

Final sale — each piece is individually cut and inlaid to order.

Forged by hand

Certificate of Authenticity

Lifetime Stewardship

Secure Delivery

An azure blue opal and cremation ash inlaid into an 1897 Morgan Silver Dollar coin

A Different Kind of Memorial

Carried in silver, carried with you.

This begins the same way as our standard opal inlay — a genuine Morgan Silver Dollar, channel-cut and sanded smooth. But here, a small amount of ash becomes part of the piece itself, mixed directly into the crushed obsidian before it's set into the band alongside your chosen opal color.

This isn't a ring with a compartment for ashes. The ash becomes part of the material itself — permanent, not removable, worn the same way any ring is worn. A small vial, a ring sizer, and a return envelope are mailed to you after you order; any ash you don't use comes back to you along with your finished ring.

A Different Kind of Memorial

Carried in silver, carried with you.

A genuine Morgan Silver Dollar, channel-cut and inlaid with crushed obsidian, opal, and a small amount of ash mixed directly into the material — carried in the ring itself, not just placed inside it.

U.S. MintEach coin is struck and guaranteed by the United States Mint — weight, purity, and gold content certified by the U.S. government.

From Coin to Ring

Painstakingly shaped by hand

Forged to preserve the history, character, and visibile details of the original coin, both inside and out.

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01

Source & authenticate

The coin is sourced and, where applicable, third-party graded before it reaches the bench.

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02

Center & pierce

The coin is centered and a small hole is created to allow shape expansion.

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03

Forge & shape

Multiple heat/cool/pressure cycles gradually fold the gold outward, preserving all details along the way.

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04

Size to target

Form to the exact target size at the exact same time it becomes work hardened.

05

Finish & record

Hand-smooth the edges, apply the final finish, inspect, and enter it in the Founder's Ledger.

Fit & Sizing Confidence

Get the size right before you commit.

Sizing is the one thing that stops people at this price. So we removed it as a risk entirely.

What if I choose the wrong size?

Inlay rings can only be resized up or down a half size. Send it back and we'll resize it, free, for as long as you own it.

How do I measure without a jeweler?

If you aren't sure of your size, select Request Ring Sizer instead of specifying your size. We'll mail you a sizer for free and wait for you to email us with it before we forge anything — it's the most accurate way to measure at home. Learn more about your three sizing options.

Can the coin ring be worn daily?

Yes — every piece is built for daily wear, not display. That said, like any fine jewelry, we recommend removing it before activities with heavy impact on your hands - yard work with tools, going to the gym, etc.

How long does a commission take?

Usually 4-5 business days, once we know your size.

Request a ring sizer first

Stewardship & Final Sale

Final sale, backed by lifetime care.

Because this ring is forged to order based on your color and size preferences, each piece is final sale. To protect your purchase, every commission includes:

✓ Free ring sizer before you commit to a size

✓ Lifetime resizing & refinishing, at no cost

✓ Fully insured, signature-required delivery

Questions before commissioning?

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What happens after you commission

A delivery that feels like an event.

The moment you commission your piece, it goes to the bench — not a warehouse. Over the next 4-5 days, a specific coin is pulled from the vault, forged, inlaid, finished, and inspected, specifically for you.

Then comes the email notification: it's on its way. Next Day shipping via UPS or FedEx, tracked and insured, so you know exactly when to expect the knock at the door.

You'll sign for it — a small formality that makes the moment feel real. And then a ritual you share with thousands before you:

Remove the smooth matte presentation box from the mailer. Slowly lift off the telescopic lid, and your Certificate of Record is the first thing you see, resting on top.

Snugly tucked into the foam insert, slide the linen-and-suede ring box free. Lift the top to find the coin you chose is a ring now, catching light for the first time outside the Foundry.

Setting the ring box aside, you hold the ring close, turn it over in your hand, marvel at the details, find the date, and notice its surprising weight.

Finally, you slip it on. That's the part people remember for years to come.

Owner Proof

Reviews from people who wear a Morgan Dollar with Opal Inlay ring.

★★★★★

The Dragon Scale color is unreal in person

"Pictures don't do it justice. It shifts colors depending on the light — sometimes blue, sometimes almost green. Gets noticed constantly."

DM

Derek M.✓ Verified

Morgan Dollar Inlay · Size 13

★★★★★

A quiet way to keep him close

"Lost my father last year and wanted something I could actually wear every day, not just look at in a drawer. The whole process — the kit, getting the unused ash back — was handled with real care. I wear it every single day now."

PG

Patricia G.✓ Verified

Cremation Ash Inlay · Size 9.5

★★★★★

Wanted something no one else has

"Wasn't marking any occasion — just wanted a ring that actually looked like nothing else out there. Between the coin and the Crimson opal, this is genuinely one of a kind."

TS

Tyler S.✓ Verified

Morgan Dollar Inlay · Size 10.5

Forged By Hand

Hand-forged in the United States to endure for generations.

Certificate of Authenticity

Founder's Ledger number and hand signed as proof of provenance.

Lifetime Stewardship

Lifetime resizing, refinishing, and restoration included.

Secure Delivery

Once forged, Next-Day UPS/FedEx shipping included on all commissions.

Before You Commit

Not Sure This Is The One?

A side-by-side look at the two Inlay options - with and without cremation ash - so you can commission with confidence.

Opal & Obsidian

Silver · Inlay

Morgan Dollar with Opal Inlay

A Morgan Silver Dollar, channel-cut and filled with your choice of colored opal and crushed obsidian, sanded smooth into the band.

$900

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Ash Included

Silver · Memorial Inlay

Morgan Dollar with Cremation Ash Inlay

The same opal and obsidian inlay, with a small amount of cremation ash mixed directly into the obsidian — carried in the band itself, not just placed inside it.

$1350

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Talk to the Foundry about sizing, timing, or which coin is right for you — before you commission.