Crafts CouncilDirectorySarah Ruth Stanford JewelleryAncient Inspired Gold Signet RingAboutA beautifully balanced, tactile signet ring, both striking and understated. Inspired by ancient signet and seal rings and bearing the raw texture of rediscovered treasures, this is made to be a neutral style for any gender. It is petite enough to wear on the pinkie or ring finger, and it is also perfect as an alternative wedding or commitment ring. Individually carved and crafted, each ring has a hand-applied, one-of-a-kind texture and organic shape unique to you.Sarah Ruth Stanford JewelleryNottingham, EnglandRaw textured signet ring, Photo: Sarah Ruth StanfordAn evocatively textured signet ring in 9 carat gold, inspired by ancient treasures, made for modern adornmentSignet ring worn on the pinkie finger - traditionally signets were worn on the little finger of the non-dominant hand, but nowadays the rules are gone and you can wear yours however you prefer, Photo: Magda KuczmikThis signet is inspired by unearthed hoards, museum visits to escape into cabinets of archeological treasures, and brightly painted jewels on the fingers of medieval portrait sitters. It has a classic, wearable shape, bold and super solid but not at all chunky, and a texture that whispers echoes of old romance. Ancient Inspired Gold Signet RingAboutA beautifully balanced, tactile signet ring, both striking and understated. Inspired by ancient signet and seal rings and bearing the raw texture of rediscovered treasures, this is made to be a neutral style for any gender. It is petite enough to wear on the pinkie or ring finger, and it is also perfect as an alternative wedding or commitment ring. Individually carved and crafted, each ring has a hand-applied, one-of-a-kind texture and organic shape unique to you.Sarah Ruth Stanford JewelleryNottingham, EnglandRaw textured signet ring, Photo: Sarah Ruth StanfordAn evocatively textured signet ring in 9 carat gold, inspired by ancient treasures, made for modern adornmentSignet ring worn on the pinkie finger - traditionally signets were worn on the little finger of the non-dominant hand, but nowadays the rules are gone and you can wear yours however you prefer, Photo: Magda KuczmikThis signet is inspired by unearthed hoards, museum visits to escape into cabinets of archeological treasures, and brightly painted jewels on the fingers of medieval portrait sitters. It has a classic, wearable shape, bold and super solid but not at all chunky, and a texture that whispers echoes of old romance. More from Sarah Ruth Stanford JewelleryProjectRaw Textured Wedding RingsProjectCrescent NecklaceProjectAlternative Engagement Rings