What do Clark Gable, Albert Einstein, Tom Selleck, Freddie Mercury, Burt Reynolds, Salvador Dalí, Charlie Chaplin, Errol Flynn, Oil Can Harry, Yosemite Sam — and your Great Aunt Pearl — have in common?
That's right: the mustache.
Upper lip decoration has been around since nearly the beginning of time, giving men something to twirl during grand thoughts, mild dilemmas, dastardly plots, and moments of supreme debonair confidence. So here is my tribute: Not Your Father's Mustache Ring.
Substantial, beautifully detailed, and oxidized in a satin vintage finish with an intricately ridged band. The mustache itself spans 3 inches wide × ¾ inch tall, with approximately 1 inch from top of mustache to bottom of band — and dramatically spans across three fingers. Whimsical, sophisticated, with a definitive rock and roll edge.
A portion of the profit from each sale goes to The American Cancer Society.
Handmade in the USA. Hand signed. Sterling silver.
A few fun facts about the mustache:
1. The oldest recorded mustache dates to around 300 B.C. 2. The fancy word for shaving is pogonotomy. 3. The King of Hearts is the only king in a deck of cards without a mustache. 4. During the Victorian era, noblemen used mustache spoons — with a special guard on the rim — to protect their mustaches while eating soup.