Inlaying structure of a ring which comprises an annular blank obtained by compressing a powdered mixture including 80 to 85 weight percent of tungsten carbide in a mold by means of a hydraulic press and a precious metal inlaid in an outer peripheral surface of the annular blank after sintering the annular blank, comprising:
- an annular groove formed at an outer peripheral surface of the annular blank, in which the annular groove is defined by sidewalls, which are inwardly inclined in a downward direction, and a bottom wall;
- inclined slots having a gradient identical to that of the inclined sidewalls and formed at both lower edge portions of the annular groove, in which the lower edge portions are defined between the bottom wall and the inclined sidewalls, and
- the precious metal inlaid in the annular groove and the inclined slots in such a manner that an upper surface of the precious metal and the outer peripheral surface of the annular blank are the same level.