The Omaha Beach Ring
This ring is made with sand collected from Omaha Beach, inlaid in a tungsten featuring a flash of red and green color pigment to symbolize the 1st Infantry Division. This ring can be made with or without the pigments (or with pigments symbolizing a different unit), and it can also be inlaid in a different band style of your choosing if you do not want the Tungsten (i.e. Damascus Steel, Sterling Silver, Stainless Steel, Black, White or Blue Ceramic, etc.). If you would like to see our other band options, just shoot us a message after ordering and we'll make sure we get the right band for you!
A variation of this ring was recently gifted to WW2 US Army Veteran Charles Shay, who was one of the many Soldiers to land on Omaha beach, during the 80th Anniversary D-Day celebrations via the Walk Among Heroes organization.
This ring is made with sand collected from Omaha Beach, inlaid in a tungsten featuring a flash of red and green color pigment to symbolize the 1st Infantry Division. This ring can be made with or without the pigments (or with pigments symbolizing a different unit), and it can also be inlaid in a different band style of your choosing if you do not want the Tungsten (i.e. Damascus Steel, Sterling Silver, Stainless Steel, Black, White or Blue Ceramic, etc.). If you would like to see our other band options, just shoot us a message after ordering and we'll make sure we get the right band for you!
A variation of this ring was recently gifted to WW2 US Army Veteran Charles Shay, who was one of the many Soldiers to land on Omaha beach, during the 80th Anniversary D-Day celebrations via the Walk Among Heroes organization.
This ring is made with sand collected from Omaha Beach, inlaid in a tungsten featuring a flash of red and green color pigment to symbolize the 1st Infantry Division. This ring can be made with or without the pigments (or with pigments symbolizing a different unit), and it can also be inlaid in a different band style of your choosing if you do not want the Tungsten (i.e. Damascus Steel, Sterling Silver, Stainless Steel, Black, White or Blue Ceramic, etc.). If you would like to see our other band options, just shoot us a message after ordering and we'll make sure we get the right band for you!
A variation of this ring was recently gifted to WW2 US Army Veteran Charles Shay, who was one of the many Soldiers to land on Omaha beach, during the 80th Anniversary D-Day celebrations via the Walk Among Heroes organization.