This charming antique class ring from Barberton High School is crafted from sterling silver and is a size 5. Likely dating from the WW1 era through the 1940s, this ring is a relic of history, connecting to generations past. The "BHS" engraving and the elegant design are a reminder of the school's legacy and the students who wore it.

It’s believed that this ring was lost in the 1920s or 30s at the Wyre Pharmacy, a local drugstore run by my grandparents just down the street from the high school. My grandmother, who was born in Barberton in 1903, recalls the students visiting the soda fountain there during their lunch breaks. Although I can’t say for certain it belonged to my grandmother or mother, it’s a piece of local history that I’d love to see returned to someone from Barberton, The Magic City, who will appreciate its rich, almost 100-year-old heritage.

Alternately, maybe these initials “BHS” are the same as yours or from the school you attended, and this ring was meant to find its way to you!

If you’re a Barberton native or have a connection to the high school, this unique piece would make a meaningful addition to your collection or a special memento from your alma mater. Perfect for someone who values both the history of their community and the craftsmanship of a bygone era.

Dimensions: Size 5
Material: Sterling Silver
Condition: Excellent, with a beautiful patina from age.

Don’t miss your chance to bring this piece of Barberton’s history home!