Gold Inlay Dragon Scale Band – 999 Silver Ring

Measure a 6mm band and protect the single inlay

• Base material: 999 silver, as listed
• Accent: one 24K gold inlay scale, as listed
• Listed width: 6 mm
• Published weight: approximately 24-35 g depending on ring size
• Sizes: US 5-15 in half-size steps

Use a wide-band sizing gauge because 6 mm exceeds the narrow-ring threshold described by GIA. The correct fit should pass the knuckle and settle without spinning freely.

No exact weight is mapped to each size. Select by the live size label and treat 24-35 g as the existing overall reference range.

The gold accent is a small inlay, not a replaceable stone or rotating marker. Choose the piece for this asymmetric detail and inspect its position in the gallery.

One gold scale interrupts a continuous dark pattern

Each scale overlaps the next like small armor plates, with irregular hand-worked edges rather than a smooth machine grid. The lone bright element creates a clear orientation point on an otherwise dark band.

Dragon scale describes the surface pattern; the record does not claim actual animal material, antique origin, magical effect or a specific cultural artifact. The 24K statement applies to the listed gold inlay, not the full ring.

This single-accent ownership separates the band from all-gold rings, alternating two-tone patterns and smooth 999 silver bands.

Clean mixed surfaces without abrading the gold accent

Remove the band for heavy work, chemicals and repeated hard contact. The raised scales and small inlay can receive wear at their highest points.

Use mild soap, water and a soft brush, then rinse and dry. Do not use aggressive silver polish over the gold inlay or try to lift its edges.

CCI warns that polishing removes metal and can damage inlays or contrast. Store the ring separately with the accent protected.

Gold coverage, sizing and scale-pattern questions