Heraldic Coat of Arms Rings

Selection of Arms Styles - Available on Any Ring of Your Choice:

Plantagenet Style Arms

This arms is a popular design, similar to a style originating in this later high medieval period. Graced by the bold imposing ‘great helm’. This style of helmet was used in the 12th century and became a symbol of the crusades.

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Tudor Style Arms

More decorative mantling and helm styles became popular at the time of the renaissance, when artistry became synonymous with, and a symbol of learning. This versatile style of arms allows for plenty of space to incorporate an ornate crest.

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Habsburg Style Arms

Ornamental, ornate and imposing style or arms with choice of decorative supporters. Popularised throughout Europe C15th - C16th, originating in Austria where this ruling family dominated Europe. Have some fun choosing your own combination of helmet and supporters.

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Valois Style Arms

Reminiscent of the style of Early 16th Century. The arms features a typical French style helmet which was considered advanced military equipment of the age. This bold masculine style arms offers plenty of room for the key features of your shield. Works well used with or without name/motto banner.

Our Example Shows Elevated Style Engraving of Shield and Name




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Louis XIV Style Arms

Exemplifying everything about the ornate style of the baroque era, this ornate and decorative style of arms will suit a larger ring head to depict the details of your shield and crest, although space can be saved by choosing not to have a ribbon.

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Lombardy Style Arms

Across Europe, but particularly from the regions of what is now northern Italy, on town walls of forgotten principalities, you can see examples similar in style where the shield is decorated just with a helmet and simple decoration. This feminine style of arms suits a smaller signet ring favoured by petite hands. It allows the key details of the shield to be seen clearly even on a smaller ring head.

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Union Arms

A simple idea that has been used through the centuries, when two families are joined the shields are depicted together. This has been done in countless different ways, we have tailored this style to incorporate 2 family shields onto the face of a classic signet ring to make the most of your coat of arms.

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Modern Style Arms

Today some heraldic artists choose to depict new arms in new ways. This style of arms exhibits clean flowing lines of the mantling and elegant minimal helmet allowing plenty of space for your shield and crest to be engraved clearly.

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