Secret Decoder Ring - Super Delux Version!

A gift.

The quality is impressive, and made like a real ring. We purchased two rings, so the message recipient can decode the message sent.The code appears slightly tricky at first, but is actually very simple. The inner ring contains half the letters of the alphabet, while the outer ring contains the other half the letters in the alphabet. Simply rotate the outer ring to substitute the letters. For example, the message "MEET AT NOON" then becomes "ZRRG NG ABBA."Nice job here from Retroworks. I believe the ring is made in the USA, and would suggest the company make that clear on the product and marketing, as it's a good selling point. Would buy this item again. Retroworks provides a ring size guide PDF that can be printed out, to measure your ring size:shopretroworks.com/media/Site%20Files/Merchandising%20Files/ring%20sizer.pdfWe ordered a size 10 for a man's hand, and a size 6 for a child's hand.For informational purposes only (it's not necessary to know the below details) the letters in the inner and outer ring (which rotates) are below.Outer ring letters: ADCLEBMHFIGKJInner ring letters: NQPYROZUSVTXWThe algorithm used by the ring is ROT13, which has been around a long time, and you can therefore encode lengthy messages at rot13.com or similar websites.

These are fun, and it's not the first time purchasing them. But, the print is ridiculously small and we get complaints all the time about it. Works well though

Very cute gift for an office manager frustrated with trying to decode other’s commentary, requests, etc.