Cowboy Hat Ring | Sterling Silver Lasered Boots, Rope and Hat Design | Regul Silver

A hat tipped over a boot, a rope curling between them — this cowboy hat ring carries its whole western scene lasered into one wide sterling silver face, dark in the cut lines and bright at the polished edges.

The piece is made for Regul Silver, our own Fort Worth line. The design is lasered into the silver face — boots, rope, and hat worked as one picture — and the face rides on a split shank band, so the wide top sits steady while the band divides below it. Its record also names a matching pendant, sold separately as Sku #3207, carrying the same lasered scene on a chain.

Set it beside a clean silver band and the difference is the picture. A band gives the hand a clean line and stops there; this face tells a small story in boots and rope before anyone asks. Beside a stone-set ring the difference runs the other way: a stone ring leads with color, while this one trusts cut line and dark-and-bright silver to do the whole job, with nothing set in it at all.

It wears like a signature for the woman who lives in boots as easily as in a dress: the scene catches light each time her hand moves, dark recesses against bright edges, and it holds its own with denim, with black, and with everything rooted and radiant in between — western at a glance, and easy to forget it is on until the picture flashes.

Here are its facts, exactly as its record carries them: sterling silver; a lasered boots, rope, and hat design; design size 29.2 by 21.0 millimeters; a split shank band; western style; price $66.00; stock number 3176. Its record names the piece made to order, and one stands counted today at Regul Boutique in Fort Worth. On weight its own lines disagree, stated exactly: the page text that stood on arrival read approximately 6 to 8 grams, while its inventory measurement reads 0.1 ounces — no single weight is claimed for it here. No ring size stands on its record — that is the one fact this page cannot give you yet.

Sterling silver sets the care rules, and they are gentle ones: wipe the ring with a soft, dry cloth, keep it dry and away from perfume and sprays, and store it apart so its edges stay bright. Said plainly, the honest part: the lasered lines read dark in their recesses and the tone shifts a little from line to line, as the photos show, and fine marks show where the face was finished by hand; that is the handmade mark, not a flaw.

From the studio bench your ring travels packed snug, shipping figured at checkout. If it reaches you and is not right — the scene, the finish, the sit of the split shank — write to eas@regulsilver.com within 30 days and we will take it back and make it right.

More of the same family waits nearby: the Rings shelf holds this ring’s company in bands, solitaires, and clusters, and the Sterling Silver collection carries the wider silver story.

Come see the lasered scene catch the light in person at 1455 W Magnolia Ave, Suite 109, Fort Worth — we are open noon to six, Monday through Saturday — or write to eas@regulsilver.com and we will answer about this very ring.