Mexican biker ring — sometimes called the souvenir ring — first rose to fame in the 1940s and 50s, when American GIs returning from Mexico brought them back across the border. Made from melted-down pesos, silver scrap, or brass, these chunky, rough-cast rings often featured skulls, eagles, crosses, or Aztec motifs. Cheap to buy, heavy on the hand, and packed with outlaw energy, they became a badge of rebellion long before motorcycle clubs made them iconic. By the 1960s and 70s, these rings were inseparable from biker culture. Worn alongside greasy denim, chain wallets, and tattoos, they weren’t just jewelry — they were armor, a statement that you belonged to the road and didn’t care what polite society thought. The irregular casting, hand-carved details, and patina only added to their myth, making each piece feel one-of-a-kind. RDM Original Mexican Biker Ring (RED Brass Copper) RDM Psycho reimagines the vintage Mexican biker ring with a bold flying wheel emblem — a symbol of motion, freedom, and the brotherhood of the road. Heavy, raw, and built to age with you, the ring carries the same grit as the originals: thick-cast, imperfect by design, and ready to pick up scars and patina along the way. It’s not jewelry for display cases — it’s armor for the throttle hand, a marker of the code we live by: Never Not Riding. Made from heavy silver and RED brass copper. Made in Taiwan by Metalize Productions. Ring size measured in US. Ready to ship sizes are shown. We also take custom order for your size. Each piece is made to order, lead time about 1 month. You can select "Made to Order" and tell us your desired size via email or IG message. Made in Taiwan by Metalize Productions. Ring size in US. Each piece is made to order, lead time about 1 month. Please drop me a message for custom order or any inquiry.
