Heritage Signet Series
Five square and round signets with crests, stars and a Greek key: one men's range from one production run.
Why this series sells
Signet rings are the backbone of most men's jewellery ranges: they sell all year, suit heritage, campus and streetwear customers, and carry a brand well.
This series gathers five signets that share the same construction, a cast face with relief or enamel on a solid gold-tone band, so they can be sampled, plated and packed together. Mix crest, star and stone designs to cover different tastes in one order.
Designs in this series
Four stone colours; the bestseller look
Square Gold Black Enamel Eagle Stainless Steel Signet Ring for Men
Eagle on black enamel, gold and steel colour
Square Gold Black Enamel Flying Eagle Stainless Steel Signet Ring for Men
Eagle relief with ribbed shoulders
Compare the designs
How the samples are made; material, plating and colours can be re-specified per order.
Suggested colour stories
Use one palette across the series for a consistent display and a single colour approval. Colour changes use the existing moulds.
- Classic gold
Gold plating with red stones and black enamel: the most familiar signet look.
- Steel and onyx
Steel colour with black stones or black enamel for a modern, understated range.
- Birthstone set
The Greek key signet in several stone colours for a personalised line.
Suggested first order
Based on 100 pcs per design per colour, sizes mixed within a colour; add or remove designs to suit your channel.
| Code | Design | Role | Colours | Pieces |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| B136 | Square Gold Greek Key Stainless Steel Signet Ring with Faceted Stone for Men | Hero | 4 | 100 |
| D0479 | Square Gold Black Enamel Eagle Stainless Steel Signet Ring for Men | Hero | 2 | 100 |
| D0481 | Square Gold Black Enamel Flying Eagle Stainless Steel Signet Ring for Men | Core | 1 | 100 |
| D0484-A | Round Gold Star Black Enamel Stainless Steel Signet Ring for Men | Core | 1 | 100 |
| D0484-B | Round Gold Hexagram Six-Point Star Stainless Steel Signet Ring | Entry | 1 | 100 |
| Total | 500 | |||
Display and selling tips
- Lead the display with the stone signet and the eagle signet; they draw the eye and carry the higher price.
- Place the star and hexagram signets beside them as lower-priced options.
- Show gold and steel versions side by side so customers can compare colours.
- Online, show each design on a hand and add a size guide; men buy signets in US 9 to 11 most often.
Questions about this series
Can I mix designs and colours to reach the minimum?
The minimum is 100 pieces per design per colour, and sizes can be mixed within that. A series order simply combines several designs, each at its own minimum.
Can I put my own crest on these signets?
A new crest on the face needs a new model and mould (US$100, credited against bulk). A logo inside the band can be laser-marked with no mould change.
Will the gold colour match across all five designs?
Yes. The series is plated together in one run with the same plating colour, and checked against the approved samples.
How long does sampling take for the whole series?
About 15 days for all five together, including a 3D-printed model and a stone-setting preview where a new mould is needed.
Further reading
- One mould, a whole range: expanding a ring line at low costWhich changes keep the existing mould, how to turn one design into a colour story, and how to plan a series order.
- Enamel and resin on stainless steel rings: what buyers should knowHow colour is added to steel rings, what affects quality and cost, and how to order colours without surprises.
- Glue, bezel or prong: how stones are set in fashion steel ringsWhy most fashion steel rings use glued stones, when another setting is worth it, and which stone changes need a new mould.
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