Fine Antique Gold and Shield Shape Agate Signet Crest Ring

Centering a cartouche-shaped agate tablet carved with a heraldic crest intaglio Opaque dark grayish blue and measuring 10.0 x 12.5 mm - intaglio is dark blue Depicting a shield flan...

Set in 14k gold, the banded agate intaglio ring is hand-carved with a unique image: a shield topped by a knight’s helmet and a plume of feathers. T...

We find signet style rings to be something we are asked for constantly. This hard stone set gold signet ring is interesting in that it has never had initials or a crest engraved into...

Period: Late 19th century. Size: 6 1/2. Weight: 14.2g. Rose gold 750‰ signet ring engraved with a count crown on top and two family crests that represent a marriage between two fami...

Gold Crest Signet Ring Skull Victorian Memento Mori Style Mens J Dauphin J DAUPHIN signature piece " Secret Doors" 14k Gold Hand made in Los An...

White Diamond Crest Signet Ring 14k Yellow and White Gold J Dauphin Inspired by Queen Mary of Scots ring. Gold signet-ring; engraved; shoulders ornamented with flowers and leaves. ...

A fine antique Victorian ring. In 14k gold. With a carved agate cameo cabochon of a man in profile. High set in a wide bezel setting with open work on a channeled band. Simply a wonderful Victorian cameo signet ring...

A fine antique Victorian ring. In 14k gold. With a carved agate cameo cabochon of a woman in profile. High set in a wide bezel setting on a reeded band. Simply a wonderful Victorian cameo signet ring...

A signet ring can be represented with an intaglio, which is created by carving below the surface of a stone, or by a simple smooth seal. Its purpose would have been to seal the wax o...

Exilus Acta Probat, George Washington Family Coat of Arms intaglio Tiffany & Co. 14K gold signet ring. The Crest is composed of a raven with wings elevated and addorsed proper atop a coronet, Blazon- Argent two bars Gules, in chief three mullets of the second, Motto- Exitus acta probat (The outcome is the test of the act) References: Bolton's American Armory. Boston: F. W. Faxon Co, 1927 The motto is a reference to Ovid's Heroides II, with the translation from Latin: the outcome justifies the deeds. Another translation is- Judge me by the results of my actions. "In a letter dated 7 December 1791, George Washington received the confirmation from Sir Isaac Heard, Garter Principal King of Arms of the College of Arms...