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Signet & Crest Rings
Signet rings struck with your crest, your club, your company or your championship — in stainless steel, gold-finished brass, sterling silver 925, or solid 10K, 14K and 18K gold, set with premium cubic zirconia or certified moissanite. Made to your design from a single ring upwards.
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Your crest or your logo
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Proof before striking
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From one ring
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Steel, sterling or solid gold
4,000+
Organisations served
Since 1984
Australian‑owned
In‑house
Engraving & proofing
Australia‑wide
Delivery
Know what you want on it?
Send the crest, the logo or the wording. We set it out, show you the ring before it is struck, and make it in the metal you choose.
Ordering for a team or a company?
One design, every finger size, struck together. Premierships, service milestones and life memberships all order the same way — and the price steps down as the count goes up.
The range
A trophy goes in a cabinet and a plaque goes on a wall. A ring goes with the person, which is why it suits the awards that are about who someone is rather than what they placed — a premiership, forty years of service, a family name.
The one people ask for
Your family crest or coat of arms cut into the face, the name across the shoulders, and a motto on the banner if you have one. Send us what you have — a photo of an old ring will do.
Initials only
Two or three letters, engraved or raised, on a plain oval or cushion face. The version that suits a graduation, a twenty-first or a retirement, and the fastest to make.
Struck for the team
Premiership and grand final rings from 30 to 75 grams, in steel or sterling silver, set with cubic zirconia or certified moissanite. One design, every size on the list, struck together.
Forty years, one ring
Company logo, the years served, the name inside. For the long-service award where a plaque goes in a drawer and a watch nobody wears any more.
Life membership
Your club crest on the face and the member’s name inside. The award a life member actually keeps on, rather than the one that ends up in the clubroom cabinet.
Profession & office
Graduation, admission, ordination and office-bearer rings in the women’s 6–8g and men’s 14–16g bodies, sterling silver or steel.
Metals and stones
The design is the same whichever way you go. What changes is the metal it is struck in and whether the stones are cubic zirconia or certified moissanite — and between the plainest and the dearest combination there is a wide spread in price for a ring that reads much the same across a room.
The everyday one
German-made, holds an edge on the engraving, and will not mark or tarnish on a working hand. The right answer for a team of twenty-five.
Looks like gold
German-made brass with a gold finish, at steel money. Photographs like a gold ring and suits a presentation where the look matters more than the metal.
The real thing
Premium 925 for the ring that is meant to be inherited. Roughly double the steel price and worth it on a life membership or a family crest.
Quoted on request
Solid gold in 10K, 14K and 18K, yellow or white, made to order — a single ring or a full team. It carries no list price because the figure moves with purity, size, weight and stones, so we quote it.
The standard stone
Premium CZ on most rings. It is bright, it is hard enough for a ring that gets worn, and it is the reason a championship ring can look the part without costing what one is worth.
Certified
Where the ring has to stand up to close inspection. It comes with a GRA certificate and costs roughly a third more. Across a room the two look alike; in the hand they do not.
Designed around the occasion
A signet ring can carry family history, mark a premiership, recognise long service or simply put a personal monogram into metal. The design changes with the reason for making it.
Shop by organisation
A ring suits the recognition that follows someone out of the room — which is most of what these organisations hand out at the top end.
Premierships, life membership, club champion
Graduation, captaincy and honour awards
Graduation and faculty rings
Office bearers and life members
Service milestones and founder recognition
Champions of an annual competition
Civic office and service recognition
Category winners who keep the award on
Proofed, then struck
How a ring order runs
Artwork, a photograph of an existing ring, or just the family name — we can look a registered crest up from that.
A signet face is small and curved, so the crest is redrawn to suit the metal rather than dropped onto it. You get a proof of the actual ring face.
We send a sizer before anything is struck. For a team order that is one sizer and a list of names back — the step that decides whether the rings fit.
Nothing is cut until you have signed off the face, the shoulders and the inside engraving. A die is made once, so this is the step that matters.
The die and the artwork stay on file, so a replacement or a new life member gets a ring identical to the first run.
Volume
Most custom rings carry a minimum order because the die has to earn itself. Ours are priced from a single ring, so a family crest for one person and a premiership set for twenty-five are the same conversation — the price per ring just steps down five times on the way up.
Tell us the count and we’ll quote the band you land in rather than the one above it.
1–2
11–20
21–30
Sizing
This is the one thing that goes wrong with rings and the reason most people buy them in a shop. We send a sizer first, every time — one for a single ring, or one that goes round the room for a team. Nothing is struck until the sizes come back.
Sizer posted before anything is made, at no charge
One sizer covers a whole squad — send back a list of names and sizes
Sizes held on file with the die, so later rings match without re-measuring
Tell us if it is for a working hand — it changes the size we’d recommend
The finished piece
The ring is the award, but the finish matters too. Presentation, documentation and retained design details make the first handover feel considered and make a later matching order straightforward.
Getting it right
A ring is the least forgiving award we make. The die is cut once, the metal cannot be re-cut, and the thing has to fit a specific finger — so the decisions are worth making slowly.
Start here
A crest, a logo, initials or a year. One of them, not all four — a signet face is smaller than people expect and detail that works on a plaque disappears on a ring.
Metal
Steel for a hand that works, gold-finished brass where it only has to look like gold, sterling for the ring meant to be handed down, and solid 10K to 18K where nothing else will do. Gold is quoted, not listed.
Artwork
Vector artwork is best, a clean photograph of an existing ring is fine, and a family name alone is enough for us to look up a registered crest.
Inside engraving
A name, a date, a season. The inside is where the personal line goes, and it is the part the wearer sees when nobody else does.
Questions
Yes — 10K, 14K and 18K, yellow or white, solid and made to order, whether that is one ring or a team of thirty. Gold is the one metal we do not put a price against on the page, because the figure depends on the purity, the finger size, the weight of the body and what is set into it. Tell us the design and the size and we will come back with a written quote. If gold is more than the occasion needs, the gold-finished brass photographs like it at a fraction of the cost, and sterling silver 925 is the one to choose for a ring meant to be inherited.
No. We price from a single ring. Most custom ring makers need a run to justify cutting a die — we do not, which is why a one-off family crest and a premiership set of twenty-five are the same conversation here.
Usually. Send the family name and where the family came from and we will look up what is registered and show you before anything is drawn. If nothing is registered under that name we will say so rather than invent one.
We post a sizer before anything is made, at no charge. For a team it is one sizer that goes round the room and a list of names and sizes back to us. Nothing is struck until those sizes are in, and we keep them on file with the die so a later ring matches without measuring again.
Premium cubic zirconia on most rings, or moissanite where the ring has to stand up to close inspection. The moissanite comes with a GRA certificate and costs roughly a third more. Across a room they look much the same; in the hand they do not.
That is the normal team order. One die, one design, every size on your list, struck together and delivered as a set. The per-ring price steps down as the count goes up.
Yes, and it is usually where the personal line goes — a name, a date, a season, a number. You approve it on the proof with everything else.
Yes. The die, the artwork and the sizes stay on file, so a single later ring comes back identical to the original run rather than close to it.
Longer than a trophy, because there is a proof, a sizer and a die in front of it. Tell us the date it is needed for when you enquire and we will tell you honestly whether it is achievable — before you order, not after.
Yes, Australia-wide, dispatched from Shepparton, Victoria.
Start a design
A crest, a logo, a set of initials or just a family name is enough to start. You’ll get a proof of the actual ring face and a sizer in the post before anything is struck.
Proof of the ring face before the die is cut
Free sizer posted before anything is struck
Priced from a single ring — no minimum
Australia-wide delivery from Shepparton
We use this to quote your order and nothing else.
Approve the proof, send the sizes, and what arrives is a ring that fits — and that we can make again, identically, whenever you need another.
