Victorian English Intaglio Crest Signet and 15KT Gold Snake Ring

A French Victorian 15 Kt signet ring that shows all the signs of power. There is an arm raised up showing a dagger. This symbol shows the willingness to prevail. Above the arm is a w...

The opposite of a cameo, an intaglio is created by carving below the surface to produce an image in relief, with the purpose of pressing into sealing wax.  An incredible bloodstone ...

Circa 1920 - 1930 14k Yellow Gold Crest Ring, An impressive large Ring measuring 1 inch in length across the top and 7/8 inch wide and having wide shoulders / sides and weighing 19.9...

Magnificent vintage gent signet ring, 1940 circa Substantially hand crafted of solid 14 KT gold – weighs 18.3 grams Large sized with a current finger size UK size: Z+2 ½ - US size: 1...

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...

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...

Exuding timeless elegance, this striking ring features a rectangular Carnelian intricately carved with a rare double head. The stone is set in a warm, gold-toned band adorned with de...

In 750 thousandths rose gold, signet ring engraved with a coat of arms. Size 9. Weight : 12,8g

Rose gold 750‰ signet ring engraved with a crowned covenant coat of arms. Finger size: 6 1/2. Weight: 14.2g.

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...