Interesting snippets of information about Signet Rings (Some may even be true!!)

1] Signet rings are not named after baby swans (cygnet) but after the fact that throughout history they have been used as an official seal or signature from the owner of the ring. Merchants used them to seal contracts and they were often engraved with emblems depiting their trade.

2] Identified as a symbol of the bearers power, the signet ring is often included in the regalia of Royalty and noblemen.

3] Signet rings are also used as souvenir or membership status of a club or freemason lodge.

4] Signet rings are often favoured as school class rings and typically bear the crest or coat of arms of the school.

5] Signet rings are generally made from gold and silver but, with the advancement of new technology and manufacturing techniques, signet rings made from Titanium are beginning to appear.