British jewelry imprint The Great Frog celebrates the British rock band The Rolling Stones and its special 60th year anniversary with limited edition jewelry designs. Honoring the special milestone, the two create pieces that perfectly capture the spirit of both efforts.
The Great Frog nods to the 1968 chart-topping album by the Rolling Stones 'Beggars Banquet.' It translates in the form of a skull ring, an I.D. bracelet, and of course, none other than a ring that depicts the exact look of the John Pasche-designed lips with the tongue-out logo. The skull ring is detailed with special engraved writing similar to the look of the album cover. The bracelet follows the same design language and the tongue ring is made with British 935 sterling silver with a solid 9ct yellow gold tongue.
Rock Band-Honoring Jewelry
The Great Frog Celebrates 60 Years of the Rolling Stones
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