The gold signet

Chevalière en or

The gold signet ring embodies timeless elegance, and is a piece of jewelry full of symbolism and refinement. Every detail, from the choice of gold to the engraving, reflects a unique style and a personal story. This precious ring becomes a true extension of oneself, an heirloom ring worn proudly on one's finger. Whether to celebrate a special moment or assert a strong identity, our custom-made gold signet rings stand out for their classic yet contemporary character.

Personalize your gold signet ring with BenGems

Creating a gold signet ring is a deeply personal process. Every detail, from the choice of gold to the most subtle finishes, is designed to reflect your style and your story. Discover all the customization options offered by our BenGems workshop.

Signet ring in white gold, yellow gold or rose gold?

The choice of gold is central to personalisation. A classic, warm yellow gold signet ring evokes tradition. White gold, with its silvery sheen, embodies modernity and understated elegance. Rose gold, meanwhile, captivates with its softness. Each colour of gold brings a distinct character to your signet ring, allowing you to choose the one that best suits your personality and tastes.

Personalized engraving for an exceptional piece

Engraving transforms your signet ring into a truly unique piece of jewellery. Initials, family crests or personal symbols: each engraving tells a personal and precious story. Crafted with precision in our Swiss workshop, it gives your signet ring a strong emotional dimension, making it inimitable and deeply meaningful.

Setting of diamonds or precious stones

Pour sublimer votre chevalière en or, le sertissage de diamants ou de pierres précieuses offre une touche d’éclat et de luxe incomparable. Diamants étincelants, saphirs profonds ou émeraudes vibrantes : chaque pierre est soigneusement sélectionnée pour sa qualité et sa beauté. Choisissez la disposition des pierres et ajoutez une note d’opulence à votre bijou, le rendant encore plus exceptionnel et personnel.

White gold signet ring

Gold diamond and sapphire signet ring

White and yellow gold signet ring

White gold signet ring with diamonds

The History of the Signet Ring

The signet ring originated more than 4,000 years ago in Ancient Egypt, where it was already used to seal official documents. Over the centuries, this piece of jewelry has spanned civilizations, becoming a sign of social distinction and nobility, particularly in medieval Europe. Engraved with coats of arms or family symbols, the signet ring was a true personal seal.

During the Middle Ages, the signet ring became an essential symbol of chivalry and noble families. Worn on the little finger, it was used to affix a seal to wax to sign important documents. This prestigious piece of jewelry was then passed down from generation to generation, reinforcing its role in family traditions.

Today, the signet ring retains its historical prestige while adapting to contemporary tastes. It has become a timeless piece of jewelry. Worn by both men and women, it is often personalized to reflect the unique personality of its owner.

When should you give a signet ring?

Signet rings are often given to celebrate important moments in life. They symbolize the transition to adulthood, a family heirloom, or a personal achievement. Whether for a birthday, a graduation, or a wedding, this timeless piece of jewelry becomes a meaningful gift, representing a strong and lasting bond.

Your gold signet ring, crafted in our Swiss workshop

Each gold signet ring, crafted in our Geneva workshop, is the result of exceptional craftsmanship. Thanks to our expert and passionate gemologist, each step of the creation process is meticulously monitored to ensure impeccable quality.

From the selection of precious stones to the final engraving, everything is carefully considered to create a unique piece of jewelry, crafted according to your wishes. Handmade in Switzerland, your signet ring reflects the excellence and refinement of local craftsmanship, timeless and personalized.