Family Crest Signet Ring, Heraldic Heirloom

This heraldic heirloom family crest signet ring from Swan Jewellry is engraved from the crest or coat of arms you send. For a ring meant to be handed down, solid 10K, 14K or 18K gold resists wear best; silver and plated options are also offered. Choose a Small to X Large face and US sizes 2 to 16.

A heraldic heirloom signet ring is one you expect to hand down, and this family crest ring is set up for that choice: solid 10K, 14K and 18K gold sit beside silver and plated finishes. See our other family crest rings.

A heraldic signet for handing down

Your crest is engraved on the face from the artwork you send. A larger face suits heraldic detail such as helms, supporters or a motto. The ring is cast individually, then engraved and finished by hand.

Metals and finish

If the ring is meant to be handed down, the metal is the choice that matters most. It comes in 925 sterling silver, gold plated, rose gold plated, platinum plated, gold filled, gold vermeil and solid 10K, 14K and 18K gold. Plated and vermeil finishes wear with daily use over months to years; solid gold resists wear and tarnish better.

Sizing

Choose the face first, then a US ring size from 2 to 16, measured with the ring size guide.

Personalizing it

Send the coat of arms, seal or sketch and any initials, date or motto. The ring is made from artwork you are entitled to use, and we make no statement about family lineage. A proof comes before production; read how personalization works.

Made to order and shipping

Production takes about 2 business days after you approve the proof, then free tracked shipping takes 5 to 7 business days. US orders arrive duties paid. Manufacturing defects fall under the Lifetime Craftsmanship Guarantee.

What metal should an heirloom family crest ring be made from?

Solid 10K, 14K or 18K gold resists wear and tarnish better than plated finishes, so it suits a ring meant to be handed down. 925 sterling silver is solid too. Gold plated and vermeil finishes wear with daily use over months to years.

Can I add a date or names to the heraldic ring?

Yes. Add initials, names, a date or a short motto in the personalization box, written exactly as you want them. The digital proof shows their placement, and you can correct anything before production starts.

What is the difference between a family crest and a coat of arms on a ring?

A crest is one part of a coat of arms, usually the figure above the helm, while a coat of arms is the whole design. We engrave whichever you send, as long as you are entitled to use the artwork.

What does the Lifetime Craftsmanship Guarantee cover on this ring?

It covers manufacturing defects and setting faults. It does not cover normal wear of plating, accidental damage or chemical damage. Full details are on the warranty page, so read them before choosing a plated finish.