Signet Rings

The signet has been worn for three thousand years as a mark of who someone is. We keep the form and leave the meaning to you: a face left plain, carved by hand, or set with a stone cut in Bali.

Each one begins as a drawing, takes shape in wax, and is cast by the same hands that make everything we sell. Slow work, and deliberate. Made to be worn for a long time.

New to signets? Our guide covers what a signet ring means and which finger to wear it on.

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Designed for everyday wear

Crafted from recycled sterling silver

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  • Sunwalker
    $260.00 AUD

    Sunwalker

    $260.00 AUD
  • The Papillon
    $230.00 AUD

    The Papillon

    $230.00 AUD
  • Pulse Signet
    $290.00 AUD

    Pulse Signet

    $290.00 AUD
  • Asteria Ring
    $240.00 AUD

    Asteria Ring

    $240.00 AUD
  • Stallion Ring
    $250.00 AUD

    Stallion Ring

    $250.00 AUD
  • Swallow Signet | Gold
    $330.00 AUD

    Swallow Signet | Gold

    $330.00 AUD
  • Swallow Signet
    $220.00 AUD

    Swallow Signet

    $220.00 AUD
  • Adroit London Topaz
    $280.00 AUD

    Adroit London Topaz

    $280.00 AUD
  • Orbit Signet Red Garnet
    $300.00 AUD

    Orbit Signet Red Garnet

    $300.00 AUD
  • The Godfather
    $300.00 AUD

    The Godfather

    $300.00 AUD
  • Pulse Signet | Gold
    $440.00 AUD

    Pulse Signet | Gold

    $440.00 AUD
  • Adroit Red Garnet
    $230.00 AUD

    Adroit Red Garnet

    $230.00 AUD
  • Stallion Ring Red
    $250.00 AUD

    Stallion Ring Red

    $250.00 AUD
  • Stallion Ring | Gold
    $340.00 AUD

    Stallion Ring | Gold

    $340.00 AUD
  • Yong (용) Signet
    $220.00 AUD

    Yong (용) Signet

    $220.00 AUD
  • Eagle Signet
    $220.00 AUD

    Eagle Signet

    $220.00 AUD

Questions about signet rings

What does a signet ring mean?

A signet was originally a seal. The face carried a family crest or an initial and was pressed into wax to sign a document, which made it a mark of who you were rather than an ornament.

The sealing stopped; the meaning did not. Our guide covers what a signet ring means and which finger to wear it on.

Which finger do you wear a signet ring on?

Traditionally the little finger of the non-dominant hand, which is where it sat when it was still used as a seal. Plenty of people now wear one on the index or ring finger instead.

Pick the finger it fits best. A signet face sits flat, so it reads differently on every hand.

Can a signet ring be engraved?

Engraved pieces are made to order in our Bali atelier and take 5 to 8 weeks from order to delivery. Each one is cut to the size you choose.

The character limit varies by piece and is shown on the product page. Because they are made for one person, engraved pieces cannot be exchanged.

How should a signet ring fit?

Our ring sizing guide takes about two minutes and is accurate to a quarter size. The quickest method is measuring the inside diameter of a ring that already fits.

If you would rather be certain, the Ring Sizer Kit is $5 and comes with $20 credit against your first ring.

What is the difference between the silver and gold signets?

Vermeil is a defined standard, not a marketing word: solid sterling silver beneath at least 2.5 microns of gold. Ours is laid at 3.5.

Gold plating, by contrast, is a thin wash over base metal and wears through quickly. The full comparison is in gold vermeil vs gold plated vs solid gold.

Do you offer free shipping?

Standard shipping within Australia is free on orders of $250 or more, and $9.95 below that. Express is $14.95 and is always charged in full.

New Zealand is $12.95, free over $300. The United States, United Kingdom and Canada are $14.95, free over $275. Europe is $16.95, free over $300. Full rates are in our shipping policy.