White Gold 9ct Oval Signet Ring RG00043 16mm x 13mm

£1,350.00

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Clear

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Measurements:- 16mm x 13mm.
Top 2.5mm thick.

This beautiful solid oval signet ring has been designed and lovingly crafted in our London workshops. It measures approximately 16mm x 13mm and has a depth of 2.5mm to the top. This is a popular signet and the ideal ring for seal or surface engraving.

Presented in a beautiful black leatherette and velvet ring box. Please scroll the picture to see the box.

Stocked in finger size V. Other sizes can be made to special order in approximately seven to ten working days depending on the finger size required for delivery or collection in-store.

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Weight	N/A
Gemstone	(NO GEMSTONE)
Carat	9ct
Precious Metal	Gold, White Gold, 9ct White Gold
Shape	Oval

Shipping & Delivery

UK Mainland: £7.95 via Royal Mail .
International: £20.00 flat rate

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Customers must provide a secure delivery address where the parcel can be signed for. We cannot be held responsible for loss or damage due to an unsafe delivery location.

Materials & Care

All of our products come with complimentary wrapping paper, and all rings come in a box.

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The City of London Jewellers presents this larger-than-average 9ct White-Gold Oval Signet Ring or Oxford Signet ring.
Measurements:-16mm x 13mm.
Top 2.5mm thick.

9ct White-Gold Oval Signet Ring RG00043.

We have specialist hand engravers with over 150 years of combined experience in reproducing your family crests or initials to your specifications.

The signet ring is almost certainly the first type of ring made for practical purposes, dating as far back as ancient times.

Up until the end of the Regency period, only gentlemen were entitled to wear signet rings. Each of those rings had a seal which was unique to the gentleman who wore it. Today the tradition of wearing a signet ring with a family crest is still very popular with both ladies and gentlemen, especially in the city of London.