Gold Horseshoe Ring

A gold horseshoe ring turns the luck symbol into a band you can wear every day, and Seattle Gold Grills sells it in solid gold and sterling silver from its Renton, Washington showroom. The family has been in jewelry since 1976, serves Seattle and the Puget Sound area, and ships fully insured with a signature required.

Shop Horseshoe Rings by Metal

The open horseshoe shape leaves a gap at the top of the finger, which keeps the ring light and lets it sit over a knuckle without pinching. In gold the piece is solid 10K or 14K, and the sterling silver version carries the same shape for a cooler tone. Some people wear the gap facing out as the design point, others turn it toward the palm so the ring reads as a plain band from above. Decide which way you like it before choosing a width.

How Horseshoe Rings Are Priced

Rings are priced by metal, karat and size or stone, so see each listing for the current price. The gold versions cost more than sterling silver, and 14K costs more than 10K because it holds a higher share of gold. A wider band adds metal and moves the number up again.

Care and Wear

The open ends catch on pockets and hair, so check the gap has not spread when you take the ring off. Sterling silver darkens over time in air, and a silver polishing cloth brings the shine back in a minute. Warm water and mild soap handle the rest. Afterpay, Affirm and Klarna are available at checkout.

Compare with the gold signet ring, the gold men's ring and the silver ring collection, browse all rings, or book an appointment in Renton.