Yellow Gold Signet Rings

A George V 18ct yellow gold round bloodstone signet ring. The ring is hallmarked with Chester assay office marks, date letter 'R' to denote 1917, and stamped '18' for 18 carat gold....

An ancient gemstone, garnet has been revered by the Egyptians, Greeks, Romans, Anglo-Saxons, Medieval Crusaders, Hunza warriors, Kings and Queens. It has historically been associated with the heart, inner fire, love, friendship and vitality. Amulets using the stone have been discovered in Egyptian tombs, were used by the Romans to seal important documents and worn into battle by both Christian and Muslim warriors to protect against injury. King Solomon is said to have worn garnets into battle and Queen Victoria and Mary Queen of Scotts wore garnet jewelry, purportedly for protection. Carl Faberge designed jewels incorporating garnets for the Russian court, including the striking demantoid, almandine and carbuncle varieties. Prior to the nineteenth century, blood-red cabochon cut gemstones such as rubies, spinels and garnets were considered to be the same type of stone and were refered to as Carbuncles. A fascinating history, beautiful color and rich symbolism make this gemstone an excellent choice. Garnet signet rings are quite rare due to the desirability of this beautiful gemstone. This ring features a deep, rich ruby red octagonal garnet...

A George V 18ct yellow gold banded onyx signet ring. The signet ring is set with an oval banded onyx, which is grey and black in colour, leading to a reeded shank. The ring is hallm...

Oval, depicting four conjoined heads: a male youth, a ram, a satyr and a bearded man, within a gold mount, ring size 8 Lenght 28mm, width 25mm A gryllus is a group of conjoined head...

An unusual 14 karat yellow gold dress ring set with an intricate carved tassie glass intaglio. The dark red intaglio seal features a carved depiction of t...

Carved to depict a Roman emperor in profile, measuring approximately 19.68 x 15.63mm, mounted in 18ct gold, ring size 7.

A Georgian hardstone intaglio ring, the oval cornelian measuring 15x11mm, depicting the figure of Pan, rubover set within a yellow gold mount with b...

The bloodstone intaglio depicting a female figure in the Roman-style; gross weight approximately: 8.90 grams; mounted in 18ct gold; ring size 7

Oval, in profile facing right, with flowers in her hair, in a later gold mount, ring size 7 length 26mm, width 16mm Flora was the Roman goddess of flowers and of springtime. Her G...

The oval amethyst intaglio, probably Roman, depicting Apollo standing full length beside a column, with bow and arrow drawn, mounted in silver and gold, ring size 7 length 1.9cm, wid...

The octagonal panel set with an old brilliant cut diamond upon a radiating ground, with applied masonic monogram, to foliate engraved shoulders, stamped 14k, finger size 9 1/2 Weight...

Depicting a seated Saturn, fanning flames with bellows and a star above, an instrument below (possibly a sickle sword) and four initials to the left, gold mount with trifurcated sho...