"Hands Up!" Grey Fox Engraved Men's Ring

Though he was born in America, in September of 1904 expert stagecoach robber Bill Miner turned his attention to the Canadian Pacific Railway steam train and forged a new legacy. Through various robberies, convictions, prison terms and subsequent escapes, he earned the nickname "Grey Fox." Now you can honour one of Canada's most admired folk heroes and the man responsible for coining the expression "Hands Up!" with the Hands Up! Grey Fox Ring - a bold jewellery design honouring the man known as the "Gentleman Bandit" - exclusively from The Bradford Exchange.

Handsomely handcrafted in sterling silver with a rich black onyx inlay framed by a braided rope design as the centre focal point, this Grey Fox sterling silver ring celebrates notorious robber Bill Miner with raised-relief images of a grey fox and two symmetrically aligned six-shooters plated in brilliant 24K rose gold. Further distinguishing this handsome outlaw ring, more black onyx adorns each side of the ring, along with raised-relief images of an old-fashioned steam train plated in 24K rose gold, just the kind Bill Miner would have set his sights on robbing. The men's ring includes an engraving inside the shank with the Grey Fox's insistent request "Hands Up!" Complete with a deluxe wooden gift box and historical fact card with vintage photo of Bill Miner, the Grey Fox ring is expected to prompt heavy demand, so order now!