Deconstructing the Signet Ring The signet ring has traditionally symbolized masculinity — power, status, and heritage. But why should it belong to only one gender? THE SIGNET mini-collection reinterprets this historic form, blurring the boundaries between masculine and feminine adornment.

Dismantling Boundaries This collection challenges how we label objects as inherently masculine or feminine. The meaning of jewelry lies not in its form but in the individual who wears it. A signet ring is more than an accessory — it is a symbol of presence and identity, meant for anyone, regardless of gender.

Freedom of Identity THE SIGNET rings invite the wearer to define their own story. It is not tradition or convention that determines who can wear them, but personal choice. These rings are for those who embrace self-expression without limitations — in gender, identity, or beyond.

A New Tradition Signet rings have a long history as personal emblems — engraved, worn, and carried as markers of lineage, legitimacy, or belief. Traditionally used to seal documents and assert authority, they embodied credibility and identity. THE SIGNET collection honors that legacy while rewriting the rules. These rings are not bound to inherited symbols or status — they are intimate declarations of self. Whether worn as a quiet reminder of one’s values or as a bold expression of presence, they hold space for identity in its many evolving forms.