A signet ring began as a signature: its face was engraved with a seal and pressed into hot wax to sign a document.
A signet ring began as a signature: its face was engraved with a seal and pressed into hot wax to sign a document.
Wax seals went out of use, but the signet stayed, worn by men and women alike as a mark of identity and, in the UK, traditionally on the little finger. Today it is a popular first ring for men and a favourite gift for a coming of age.
We offer a variety of designs, with oval, cushion and heart-shaped heads: some plain, some set with cubic zirconia or lapis lazuli, and others finished with a sunray texture. The metals include sterling silver and solid gold.