Pave Signet Rings in Solid Gold with Lab-Grown Diamonds and Gemstones

Every Jebij pave signet ring is crafted to order in solid gold, with a choice of 9K, 10K, 14K or 18K purity in yellow, white or rose. Ten symbols make up the range, each outlined in small stones on a round gold face: the four leaf clover, bow, bee, butterfly, crescent moon, hamsa hand, botanical leaf, wave, cross and spade. You then pick the accent stone for your symbol, whether that is a lab-grown diamond, an emerald, a ruby, or a blue or pink sapphire. IGI or GIA provides certification for the lab-grown diamonds and the coloured gemstones. For anyone who prefers moissanite to lab-grown diamond, that option carries GRA certification. Two plain oval signet rings round off the range, made in solid gold and in 925 sterling silver respectively.

Long before they became fashion pieces, signet rings did a practical job, as their carved faces were pressed into warm wax to seal letters and documents. Our designs hold on to that flat, readable face but swap the family crest for a meaningful motif picked out in stones, which gives each ring a personal character without any lettering. The flat face keeps the ring easy to wear from morning to evening, and it layers neatly beside a couple of slim stackable rings.

Pave Signet Rings by Symbol

Each motif comes with a disc texture chosen to suit it, so the stones remain the focal point while the gold does the framing. The textures range from honeycomb and sunburst patterns to fine concentric circles and a smooth mirror polish, and each one has been matched to the shape of its symbol so that the outline of the stones reads clearly from a distance.

Bee Signet Ring

Set over a honeycomb patterned face, the bee stands for industry, loyalty and close community. Light travels across the hexagonal texture as your hand moves, and that play of light is what gives a diamond bee signet ring its depth. You can have it with pink sapphire, blue sapphire, emerald or lab-grown diamond.

Bow Signet Ring

The bow shares the honeycomb face, and its soft loops and trailing ribbons have made it one of the defining jewellery motifs of recent seasons. Because the symbol itself suggests a present, it is an easy choice for gifting. It comes with emerald, pink sapphire, blue sapphire or lab-grown diamond accents.

Butterfly Signet Ring

Fine rings circle outward from a stone-set butterfly, drawing the eye towards its wings. Widely read as a sign of transformation and fresh starts, it is a thoughtful pick for graduations and new chapters. Accent stones include pink and blue sapphire, emerald and lab-grown diamond.

Botanical Leaf Signet Ring

One stone-set leaf rests on mirror-polished gold, a calm motif tied to growth and the natural world. The smooth surround keeps the look understated enough for the office. Accent options are pink sapphire, blue sapphire, emerald or lab-grown diamond.

Hamsa Hand Signet Ring

Also called the Hand of Fatima or the Hand of Miriam, the hamsa is worn across many cultures as a sign of protection, and fine lines fan out from its open palm across a sunburst face. A blue sapphire hamsa ring pairs the symbol with the deep blue long associated with evil eye jewellery. Choose from ruby, emerald, blue sapphire or lab-grown diamond.

Wave Signet Ring

A curling wave in stones sweeps over a sunburst face, a nod to the sea for anyone who feels most at home on the coast. It is made with ruby, blue sapphire, emerald or lab-grown diamond accents.

Four Leaf Clover Signet Ring

Few symbols of luck are as widely loved in jewellery right now as the four leaf clover, and on a polished face its stone-set petals stay sharp and graphic. Green and gold is the classic pairing, which makes an emerald four leaf clover ring the natural starting point. Pick ruby, emerald, blue sapphire or lab-grown diamond.

Spade Signet Ring

Borrowed from a deck of cards, the spade brings a confident, slightly edgy outline to polished gold. Ruby, emerald, blue sapphire and lab-grown diamond are all available.

Cross Signet Ring

An evenly proportioned cross on polished gold, understated enough to wear as a daily expression of faith. In its lab-grown diamond form, the disc sits on a twisted gold band, while the ruby, emerald and blue sapphire versions use a plain band.

Crescent Moon Signet Ring

The crescent moon speaks of cycles, intuition and renewal, and celestial designs remain a favourite for layering. Its curve is picked out in stones on a polished face, and a diamond crescent moon signet ring gives the brightest outline. Pick ruby, emerald, blue sapphire or lab-grown diamond.

Diamond, Emerald, Sapphire and Ruby Signet Rings

Swapping the accent stone changes the whole mood of a design. Lab-grown diamond draws a crisp, colourless line around the motif and marks April birthdays. Emerald brings rich green and belongs to May. Ruby adds warmth and depth for July. Blue and pink sapphire both belong to September, so either one makes a thoughtful birthstone signet ring for a September birthday. Pink sapphire in particular sits beautifully against rose gold, where the two soft tones blend into one another, and a pink sapphire bow ring makes an especially fitting present. Certification for every lab-grown diamond, emerald, sapphire and ruby comes from IGI or GIA, and each report number can be verified.

Solid Gold Signet Rings in 9K, 10K, 14K and 18K

A lot of signet rings come in just one gold purity. Jebij offers four across every design, so colour, wear and budget can all shape your choice. 18K gold contains 75 percent pure gold and has the deepest colour. 14K gold contains 58.5 percent and is the everyday middle ground between warmth and toughness. 10K gold contains 41.7 percent, the minimum standard for anything marketed as gold in the United States. 9K gold, known as 9ct in the UK, contains 37.5 percent. Of the four, 9K and 10K stand up best to knocks and scratches. Every purity can be ordered in rose, yellow or white gold.

Classic Plain Oval Signet Rings in Gold and Silver

Not every signet ring needs stones. The plain oval design in this collection has a smooth, mirror-polished face and is crafted from 9K, 10K, 14K or 18K solid gold, in your choice of rose, yellow or white, as well as in 925 sterling silver. Its oval shape sits comfortably on the little finger, which makes the gold oval signet ring a classic pinky ring for everyday wear, while the silver version offers the same shape in a lighter, cooler metal.

How to Wear a Signet Ring

Tradition puts the signet ring on the smallest finger, which is still where most people choose to wear one. The index and ring fingers suit a signet just as well. On its own, a pave signet makes a quiet statement, and beside a fine band or two it becomes an everyday stack. A flat face looks best when it stays centred, so aim for a snug fit rather than a loose one. Little fingers usually need a smaller size than ring fingers, so it pays to size the specific finger the ring is meant for. Our ring size chart walks you through measuring at home.

Made to Order in the Jebij Workshop

Jebij has been a fourth-generation jewellery manufacturer since 1970, and every signet ring here is produced by our own craftsmen instead of being sourced from a wholesaler. Your ring is made after you order it, in the karat, colour, stone and size you select, then inspected against our documented quality checks before it ships. Your stones arrive with their IGI or GIA certification, and you have 30 days to send your order back in line with our Return and Refund Policy. You are welcome to take a look inside our jewellery manufacturing facility to see where the work happens.