Royalty Gold Tiger Signet Ring

Built like an American class ring, this gold-tone signet sets a rectangular faceted stone beneath a raised tiger head. Two scrolled banners cross the tiger, the upper one reading WALTON and the lower one TIGERS, and the numbers 19 and 73 are set into the bezel on either side of the stone.

Engraved shoulders and a class ring shape

One shoulder carries the words WICHITA NORTH above an engraved shield crest, cut into a blackened ground that makes the lettering stand out against the gold tone. The bezel is stepped and squared at the corners, and the facets of the stone catch the light around the tiger mascot. It is a broad, heavy-looking piece in the tradition of school rings. The gold tone also sits well beside silver jewelry, as our article on whether you can wear gold and silver rings together explains. More tiger designs, in silver tones as well as gold, fill our tiger ring collection.

Steel, colors and sizes

The ring is made of 316L stainless steel with a gold-tone finish and weighs about 11g. The color options are Green and Black; the blue and red stones shown in some photos are not among them. Sizes run from 7 to 12, and the ring size chart explains how to measure a finger at home.