Signet Rings Guide
Signet rings are making a comeback as a personal statement piece. Learn the history, the classic styles, which finger to wear one on, and how to order a custom seal.
A brief history of the signet ring
Signet rings were originally used as seals to stamp documents with a family crest or initials, going back thousands of years. Today they are worn as a personal style statement, a way to carry family heritage, or simply as a bold everyday ring. Browse signet-style rings in our collection.
Popular signet styles
| Style | Look | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Classic flat top | Clean, traditional | Engraved initials or crest |
| Stone-top signet | Onyx, garnet or lapis face | Colour and personality |
| Engraved signet | Detailed intaglio carving | Heirloom pieces |
| Modern minimalist | Slim band, plain face | Everyday wear |
How to wear and order one
The signet is traditionally worn on the little finger of the non-dominant hand, though many wear it on the index finger or as a stack. When ordering, choose the metal first, then decide between an engraved face, a stone top, or a plain polished finish. Ask us about custom signet rings with your initials or crest.
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Which finger should a signet ring be worn on?
Traditionally the little finger of the non-dominant hand, but index fingers and stacked looks are also common.
Can a signet ring be resized?
Yes, most signet rings can be resized one to two sizes, depending on the band style.
What stones are used in signet rings?
Onyx, garnet, lapis and carnelian are the classic choices for stone-top signets.