Spoiler alert: signet rings are 100% back in style. But not in the stuffy, royal-family way. Today’s signet rings are bold, expressive, and effortlessly cool—reimagined for the modern man.
From hip-hop icons to street-style stars and low-key creatives, signet rings are being embraced as the ultimate symbol of heritage meets personal expression.
A Modern Take on an Ancient Tradition
Signet rings date back thousands of years. Originally used as wax seals and family insignias, they were a practical way to carry your identity on your hand.
Now? They’re less about lineage and more about character. A way to wear something with meaning, without saying a word.
Whether it’s engraved, textured, or gem-set, the new signet ring is anything but traditional.
Spotlight: Fokker Signet Ring by Lord Coconut
If you’re looking for a handmade ring with serious style credentials, check out the Fokker Signet Ring.
-
Crafted in oxidised sterling silver
-
Features a deep-set tiger’s eye stone
-
Handmade in Melbourne by local jeweller Ginkoh Jewellery
-
Combines classic form with a raw, contemporary edge
It’s the kind of piece that works equally well with a suit or a denim jacket. Style without shouting.
Why Signet Rings Are Trending Again
-
Gender-Neutral Appeal – Not just for men anymore. Everyone’s embracing bold jewellery.
-
Custom Potential – Engraving, stones, metals—your ring, your rules.
-
Sustainability Matters – Handmade, local pieces trump fast fashion.
-
Vintage Meets Now – They offer the charm of antique jewellery with a fresh twist.
Who’s Wearing Signet Rings in 2025?
-
Creative professionals
-
Style-conscious grooms
-
Musicians, designers, and culture-makers
-
Men (and women) looking for jewellery with depth, not trend-chasing
Signet rings don’t need to be loud—they just need to be you.
Final Word
Are signet rings in style? Absolutely—and they’re here to stay. At Lord Coconut, we’ve championed handmade, Australian-designed signet rings since day one. Each ring tells a story—yours.
Browse our full range of contemporary signet rings → Lord Coconut Signet Collection