In the late 19th century, the US federal government made plans to open Oklahoma plots to settlers through competitive land runs, races that were kicked off with some sort of loud announcement. But some people started their settlements before the land runs were announced, which earned them the shameful nickname “Sooners.” Over time, the negative stigma slipped away as Oklahoma residents embraced the nickname, equating it with strong work ethic.
Solid sterling silver (92.5% silver content)
Orange enamel
Landmarks include Oklahoma City, Tulsa, and oil refinery towers
1.2g
0.75” X 0.5”
Jump ring attachment, compatible with most chair bracelets and chains
Excellent preowned condition with minimal signs of wear to surface metal
In the late 19th century, the US federal government made plans to open Oklahoma plots to settlers through competitive land runs, races that were kicked off with some sort of loud announcement. But some people started their settlements before the land runs were announced, which earned them the shameful nickname “Sooners.” Over time, the negative stigma slipped away as Oklahoma residents embraced the nickname, equating it with strong work ethic.
Solid sterling silver (92.5% silver content)
Orange enamel
Landmarks include Oklahoma City, Tulsa, and oil refinery towers
1.2g
0.75” X 0.5”
Jump ring attachment, compatible with most chair bracelets and chains
Excellent preowned condition with minimal signs of wear to surface metal
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