The 14 Best Signet Rings To Wear Everyday And Make Your Mark With

Ring sizes: 1 to 6 | Materials: 14k gold or 14k rose gold

• What’s notable: It’s a classic design made with high-quality materials and comes with free engraving.
• What could be better: This ring only goes up to size 6.

This classic, petite signet ring is ideally sized for a pinky finger, and fits one initial. If you have a larger ring size, Catbird recommends their Large Heirloom Signet ring (which looks the same but is a little chunkier) and goes up to size 10.5. You can choose between 14k gold or 14k rose gold, and Catbird offers free monogramming. Just keep in mind that custom orders can’t be returned.

Ring sizes: 3 to 10 | Materials: 14k yellow gold

• What’s notable: This pick can be stacked with other rings and the face of it can accommodate multiple letters.
• What could be better: Slim and subtle, this isn’t as much of a statement piece if that’s the look you prefer.

This chic, understated ring may be diminutive, but it can hold up to seven letters and special characters—which the company will engrave at no extra charge (just keep in mind that returns aren’t offered for engraved pieces). This signet ring looks especially stylish when worn on the pointer finger, and can easily be stacked with other rings.

Ring sizes: 3 to 9.5 | Materials: 14k or 18k recycled solid gold

• What’s notable: Aurate’s signet rings are made out of recycled gold and the company offers free engraving.
• What could be better: You can only exchange (not return) the ring, and shipping time can vary based on available stock.

Small but bold, this ring features a modern rectangular face and a single engraved initial. Most sizes are made-to-order (which can take over a month to ship) but if your size happens to be in stock, it will ship in approximately a week.

Ring sizes: 3 to 7 | Materials: 18k gold vermeil

• What’s notable: Engraving is free and Gorjana offers several font options to put a personalized spin on this ring.
• What could be better: No returns and the largest ring is a size 7.

This gold-plated signet ring is only $80, but its chic look makes it seem much more expensive. You can choose from five different fonts and there is a heart character available, too, which makes this ring a nice gift for a loved one.

Ring sizes: 3 to 12 | Materials: 14k white gold, 14K rose gold or 14k yellow gold

• What’s notable: You can custom order sizes smaller than 3 and larger than 12.
• What could be better: No engraving available.

Those who follow their horoscope will appreciate this zodiac ring. All rings feature a sparkling diamond in the center and a constellation of diamonds on the sides. Flip the ring over and you’ll see a symbolic representation of your zodiac sign hidden behind the face.

Ring sizes: 4 to 6 (at Mark and Graham) and 6 to 8 (at Neiman Marcus) |Materials: 14k yellow gold or silver

• What’s notable: The ring comes with lifetime complimentary cleaning policy and is covered under a limited warranty for one year.
• What could be better: It’s on the expensive end.

What’s more timeless than a simple gold signet ring with a classic cursive three-letter monogram? The petite size won’t overwhelm slender hands, and Sarah Chloe offers lifetime complimentary cleaning and a limited one-year warranty—so you don’t need to worry about taking it off to cook or garden.

Ring sizes: 4 to 9 | Materials: 14k solid gold, 14k palladium white gold, sterling silver or 14k gold fill

• What’s notable: The skinny shape is perfect for stacking, and custom sizes are available if the standard 4 to 9 sizes don’t fit.
• What could be better: There’s only room for one initial per ring.

This slim ring can be worn solo for an understated look, or stack a few together to make a style statement (one popular option is to buy one with each of your children or family member’s initials). You can choose between 14k solid gold, 14k palladium white gold, sterling silver or 14k gold fill—and the company will hand stamp the letter of your choice.

Sizes: 2.5 to 8 | Material: Yellow gold or white gold

• What’s notable: The natural diamonds are conflict-free so you can feel good about wearing this ring.
• What could be better: While the size is perfect for everyday, those looking for a statement ring may want to choose something larger.

This signet ring is encrusted with hand-set pave diamonds and is partially finished with rhodium plating (which adds strength and luster). It’s made from ethically sourced materials, and the diamonds are conflict free (and compliant with The Kimberly Process, an organization that is committed to removing conflict diamonds from the market). Wear it alone or stacked—this look mixes well with other types of rings.

Ring sizes: 3 to 9 |Materials: 14k yellow gold, 14k white gold or 14k rose gold

• What’s notable: The heart shape is thoughtful and charming, and the ring is eco-friendly and has a lifetime guarantee.
• What could be better: There is only room for two letters to be engraved, so you can’t add a full monogram.

The heart-shaped face on this signet ring is the perfect place to engrave your initials, or the initials of those you love (the first initial of your name paired with the first initial of your partner’s name, for example). It’s made from solid gold, and Baby Gold will donate one meal to a hungry child with each purchase as part of the No Kid Hungry program.

Ring sizes: 3 t0 12 | Material: 18K white gold, 18k yellow gold, 14K rose gold or platinum

• What’s notable: The ring is made out of recycled gold, it’s the perfect size (substantial but not too chunky) and custom sizes are available.
• What could be better: Engraving costs an additional $40.

This modern yet classic ring is remarkably smooth and the size is large enough for men yet also works for women. It’s available in four types of precious metals (although the platinum version costs a little more—$1,190) and you can choose from block or script lettering plus several icon options. Just note that the engraving is $40 extra.

Ring sizes: 2 t0 12 | Materials: 14K gold

• What’s notable: Monograming is free and the block letters give this signet ring a modern feel.
• What could be better: You can’t send back returns.

What sets this signet ring apart is the uppercase circle monogram style, which feels masculine and modern. The letters are carved into the gold and you can choose up to three letters (or any standard keyboard characters). This ring is available for both men and women, and the polished gold is so beautiful that you don’t even need a monogram if you prefer a simple, clean look.

Ring sizes: 9 t0 12| Materials: Sterling silver and treated black onyx (plus 8 other metal options)

• What’s notable: The ring is made from responsibly sourced materials and features rustic decorative etching.
• What could be better: Personalization is not available.

Crafted by artisans in Bali, this chunky signet ring has a hand-carved motif that represents Balinese temple gates, and there is additional etching on the sides and the interior of the ring. The large black onyx stone is stylish, but you can also choose from a variety of other metal and stone combinations, like 14k gold with brown tiger eye or sterling silver with lapis lazuli (prices vary depending on the type of metal and stone selected).

Ring sizes: M and L| Materials: 18k gold

• What’s notable: The handcrafted ring is stunning and utilizes an ancient enameling technique.
• What could be better: It’s much more expensive than the other rings on this list, and sizes are limited.

Foundrae is best known for their women’s medallion charms, but their men’s pieces are equally hefty and statement-making. All of their jewelry is etched with “tools of self discovery and expression” and this Course Correction Signet Ring is intended to represent one’s internal compass and serve as a reminder that life is a constant process of adjustment. The 18k gold design is richly detailed and the black and cream compass in the center is a enameled using a champlevé technique (an ancient process in which troughs are cast in gold and filled with enamel).

Ring sizes: 9 to 12| Materials: Sterling silver

• What’s notable: The signet ring is available with four different types of stones.
• What could be better: There is a small David Yurman symbol on the side of the ring which might bother you if you aren’t a fan of logos.

Crafted from sterling silver, this ring has a distinctively casual feel and chunky shape, which makes it ideal for everyday. We love the tiger’s eye stone, but the ring is also available in black onyx, pietersite and turquoise—all of which are stylish in their own unique way.