Signet rings have been a timeless symbol of power, identity, and tradition. These distinctive rings, often engraved with unique designs, have a rich history dating back thousands of years. Today ...

Butterlane Antiques Victorian 18ct gold classic oval-faced signet ring, engraved with a mythical unicorn, circa 1880. Five Mile Antiques late Victorian 18ct gold signet ring with engraved flowers on ...

Of course, it has been some time since signet rings were the reserve of men wearing red trousers – designers have been reinterpreting the heritage jewellery in modern ways for years, and the ...

For the last few centuries, signet rings have traditionally born the family crest or coat of arms, usually engraved in reverse so that they can be pressed into wax to be used as a seal for letter ...

The History of Signet Rings In history, Signet rings had an important role in politics as well as major business traditions usually when it came to the mafia way of life in America and Italy. The ...

Value depends on materials, age, craftsmanship, provenance, and, crucially, style. A heavy 18ct gold signet ring with an intaglio (that's a carved family crest to you and me) from the Victorian era?

Designers are not, of course, reinventing the wheel here. Emmet Smith, an apprentice in Hatton Garden during the 1980s founded Rebus in 2002, to create a fine jewellery workshop that specialised in ...

Castro Smith Oubliette signet ring in 18-karat gold, with a black onyx surrounding a concave galaxy in which starlike engravings spiral down to a diamond. (Castro Smith) Yvonne Léon Cannelee ring in 9 ...