Rebus showroom and workshop: 67-69 Leather Lane, London, EC1N 7TJ.

It is located a few minutes’ walk away from Farringdon Station which is served by London Underground (Circle line, Hammersmith & City line, Metropolitan line) and National Rail. The workshop is also very close to Chancery Lane (Central line). Alternatively, you can park free of charge outside the workshop on Saturdays from 13:30 onwards..

London

Monday - Saturday: 10:00 – 17:00, last appointment 16:00

Out of hours appointments can be booked via Zoom

You can buy online or why not pay us a visit at our workshop, 67-69 Leather Lane, in London's jewellery quarter, Hatton Garden. We have the full range of signet rings and jewellery for you to try on, and you will be able to speak directly with the Design Team. You are welcome to just drop by or to ensure we can give you our undivided attention, we recommend booking an appointment at a time that suits you on our booking page.

If you cannot come into the workshop, we can pre-arrange a video call with you.

Please call or contact us with any questions you may have.

Tel: +44 (0)207 405 5188

Yes, we have customers from all over the globe and offer free delivery worldwide.

USA

For our U.S. customers, orders are charged in USD and exclude UK taxes. Insured postage is free of charge on orders over $500. For orders under $500, a $40 delivery charge will apply. Please note that any applicable customs duties, tariffs, or import fees are not included at checkout and will be payable to the courier upon delivery. For your peace of mind, we can provide an estimate of these charges before you place your order.

Sales orders over $2,500, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) requires your Social Security Number (SSN) to process customs clearance.

Please note that Rebus is not responsible for any local state taxes that may apply.

Dedicated USA customer service contact:

Tel: 800-416-8450 
email: rachel@rebussignetrings.co.uk

Rest of the world (excl. USA)

Non-UK orders are exclusive of UK sales tax (VAT) which is currently 20%. This will be removed from your order at checkout.

We offer free delivery on international orders over £500. For orders under £500, a £40 delivery charge will apply.

All deliveries outside the UK may be subject to local import duties and taxes.

We are happy to pre-arrange a video call with you via Zoom. This is an excellent option for overseas customers or if you cannot make it into our London store.

The easiest way is to use our enquiry form to request a free plastic finger size gauge, which will post out to you in our welcome pack. Measuring your finger is not an exact science, as the size of your fingers change during the day and is affected by temperature. Do not measure your fingers when you are cold or overly hot. Fingers swell with the heat and contract when they are cold. In our opinion, the best time of day to measure your fingers is in the middle of your day. For our international customers, please use our international ring size conversion chart to determine the standard British size that corresponds to your international ring size.

If the finished signet ring needs a slight size adjustment, within three sizes up or down, we will do this free of charge, if returned to us within 28 days of purchase. In most cases, you can expect this work to be completed within one week.

Please contact us before returning your jewellery for advice. International and UK customers are responsible for any carriage costs incurred in returning your jewellery.

Resizing stone-set rings is not always possible, we always recommend coming in for a fitting before we set the stone into your ring. If coming in for a fitting is not an option, we can send you a 3D printed resin replica ring to try on. Please contact our design team for further information.

Due to the complexity of hand-engraved artwork, your purchase could take one week for pendants or cufflinks, or up to 12 weeks for seal-engraved, stone set jewellery.

Therefore, accurate lead-times need to be quoted on an item-by-item basis. We are happy to try to accommodate any special deadlines or accurate delivery dates, for more information contact us here.

Our Bespoke Service exists to help you design and create something truly unique. Maybe you require a style or size signet ring that is not shown, or recreate a signet ring a family member or friend had. These are all services, from initial sketches through to the finished item, our experienced design team and craftsmen can undertake for you. Further details can be found on the Bespoke Service page.

Once you have placed your order, you will receive a confirmation email with a summary of your purchase(s). Once your order has been completed, we will let you know and provide postal/courier tracking information. If there are likely to be any delays with your order, we will notify you.

Yes you can, further information can be found here.

As each piece of Rebus jewellery has been individually made for you this is not always possible, please contact us ASAP with any changes, and we will do our best to accommodate. We cannot exchange or refund items of jewellery that have been engraved for you. Please check our T&Cs for further information.

The best way to determine your size is through professional ring sizing. If you are unsure, consult the sizing guidance provided before ordering or arrange a fitting to ensure the most comfortable and secure fit.

Production times vary depending on the complexity of the design, engraving requirements, and metal choice. Bespoke and hand-engraved commissions generally require additional time to ensure exceptional craftsmanship and accuracy.

Many signet ring designs can be commissioned online, with consultation and design guidance available throughout the process.

Useful information includes ring size, preferred metal, engraving requirements, reference artwork, family crest details, design inspiration, and any important dates or symbolism.

Many signet rings can be resized, although feasibility depends on the design, metal, and engraving placement.

Depending on the design, signet rings may be available in 9ct, 14ct or 18ct gold, as well as platinum. Material availability varies by collection and commission.

The best metal depends on personal preference, budget, and lifestyle. Platinum offers exceptional durability, while 18ct gold provides a luxurious balance of beauty and strength.

18ct gold offers a luxurious appearance, rich colour, and an excellent balance between durability and precious metal content.

Platinum is naturally white, exceptionally durable, and highly valued for heirloom-quality jewellery.

Yellow gold offers a classic appearance, white gold provides a contemporary look, and rose gold delivers a warm, distinctive tone.

Platinum and 18ct gold are both excellent choices for customers seeking durability and long-term wear.

Gold maintains its colour well as it does not tarnish. All precious metals will pick up scratches through daily wear and tear. But these, over time, will create a beautiful worn patina. The seal engraving will also darken revealing the design more and more to the eye.

Yes, we do, under the Rebus showroom we have a large workshop that accommodates 16 craftsmen and production staff. We are more than happy to give anyone of our customers a tour of the workshop and meet the craftsmen and women.

Yes. Signet rings can be personalised with initials, monograms, heraldic crests, meaningful symbols, dates, or bespoke artwork.

Options may include hand engraving, seal engraving, heraldic engraving, monograms, initials, dates, and custom artwork depending on the ring style.

Hand engraving is a traditional craft where a skilled engraver cuts the design directly into the metal using specialised tools, creating exceptional depth and character.

Hand engraving offers individuality, craftsmanship, and subtle artistic detail that many collectors and customers value in a luxury signet ring.

The crest sits on top of the coat of arms often above the symbol of a helmet or coronet/crown. This reflects its medieval origins as a means of identification during combat when an emblem would be attached to the top, or crest, of the combatant's helmet. If they are not accompanied by a coat of arms, crests are usually shown on top of a twisted band (a wreath), coronet or cap (called a chapeau) reflecting their historic origin. Traditionally, only crests were engraved onto signet rings in the United Kingdom as the full coat of arms was reserved for larger and more ceremonial items. Unlike a coat of arms, the crest can remain the same across generations and different branches of one family. Sometimes a family's crest is a play on the surname or an emblem of its occupation or trade. A ducal coronet may be added to the crest of a bishop while a mural coronet can signify a military distinction and a naval coronet a naval one.

A coat of arms is the entire heraldic device that can include the mantling, a helmet, a crest, a motto and, in the case of peers and clan chiefs, a coronet and supporters. They are displayed on a shield, and together they identify the owner who has been granted the right to bear arms. A son will inherit his father's arms and quarter them with his mother's and so on, making some coats of arms very complicated.

Yes, you can, but we would need to see the artwork first to confirm the cost. If you can contact us using our enquiry form on the contact page giving a brief outline of your requirements, then one of the Rebus team will be back in touch to advise the best way to proceed. The supplied artwork does not have to be perfect or to scale. We can work from old drawings, photos, letter headed paper, wax impressions from previous engraved rings or even just a description.

Yes. Existing family crests, coats of arms, and heraldic devices can often be engraved onto a signet ring after review by the design team.

Not necessarily. Existing artwork, family references, or historical examples can often be assessed to determine suitability for engraving.

Yes. Bespoke commissions allow customers to create a unique signet ring incorporating personal symbolism, artwork, heritage, or custom design elements.

Yes. Original sketches, drawings, and reference images can often be developed into a bespoke engraved design.

Family crests, coats of arms, and heraldic symbols can often be adapted for signet ring engraving.

The process typically includes consultation, design review, approval, engraving preparation, manufacture, and finishing.

Yes. Many bespoke commissions incorporate several personal or family elements into a single cohesive engraving.

Hand engraving is carried out by a skilled engraver who cuts the design directly into the metal. This traditional technique creates depth, character, and craftsmanship that many customers value for its authenticity and individuality.

The Rebus Oxford 55 oval shape is our bestselling pattern. It is an elegant shape and compliments most engraving designs. The Rebus Cushion 55 shapes are more masculine and often preferred for heraldic engraving because they provide additional space for detailed artwork.

Traditionally signet rings were worn on the little finger, but modern wearers often choose whichever finger feels most comfortable and suits their personal style.

Absolutely. Signet rings are available in a wide variety of sizes and styles and are increasingly popular as personalised jewellery for both women and men.

Yes. Signet rings are designed to be durable and can be worn daily when properly cared for.

Yes. Initials and monograms are among the most popular personalisation options and can be engraved in a range of styles. You can view our database of monograms and cyphers on our Personalise page.

Existing heirloom designs can often be studied and interpreted for a new bespoke commission.

Certain bespoke designs may accommodate gemstones, such as diamonds, subject to design requirements and technical feasibility. For small gemstones positioning can inside the ring shank or anywhere on the outside of the ring surface.

Luxury signet rings typically feature superior materials, exceptional craftsmanship, bespoke personalisation, and expert engraving techniques.

Cushion signet rings provide a balanced, contemporary profile with softened corners that suit both traditional and modern engraving styles.

Shield signet rings feature a heraldic-inspired face shape that is particularly suited to family crests and coats of arms.

Round signet rings have historic roots and offer a distinctive alternative to oval and cushion styles.

If the finished signet ring needs a slight size adjustment, within three sizes up or down, we will do this free of charge, if returned to us within 28 days of purchase. In most cases, you can expect this work to be completed within one week.

Please contact us before returning your jewellery for advice. International and UK customers are responsible for any carriage costs incurred in returning your jewellery.

Resizing stone-set rings is not always possible, we always recommend coming in for a fitting before we set the stone into your ring. If coming in for a fitting is not an option, we can send you a 3D printed resin replica ring to try on. Please contact our design team for further information.

Deep seal engraving is designed to last for generations. While signs of wear may develop naturally, creating a beautiful patina, the engraved design will remain visible for many decades.

In many cases, professional polishing and restoration services can improve the appearance of surface wear while preserving the character of the ring.