Knight Templar With Sword & Shield (M40) Signet Ring Seal Engraved in White Gold

Knights Templar


Here is a selection of Knights Templar Ring Designs for you to choose from, all available to purchase online now. All our rings are individually engraved so if you don’t see the engraving you would like let us know - ANY Knights Templar Design: SEE PRICES & OPTIONS.

Templar Emblem (M10):

The cross through the crown is charged upon a ‘cross pattee’ as it is termed in heraldry, pierced by two swords. This famous emblem is often used to represent the Knights Templar movement. This is one of many designs we have engraved for Freemasons, Templar members and even individual Knights of Malta , York Rite, the Knights of St Paul, and the Knights of the Red Cross. You will see from the image on the right that one ring is reversed this has been engraved ‘for seal’ in the ancient and traditional way. Alternatively the design is available for show - so ‘In Hoc Signo Vinces’ appears the ‘correct’ way round!

Also see our faithfull replica of the Knights Templar Ancient Seal (M4) Ring.

TOP: Templar Knight Design (M40) - please click images to see detail.

Knights Templar Emblem (In Hoc Signo Vinces) Signet Ring
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(M10) Knights Templar Emblem Engraved in Elevated Style or Relief

Above: Knights Templar Emblem (M10) Ring: Traditionally Engraved 'For Seal' (reversed) and 'For Show'

Left: Knights Templar Emblem (M10) Ring: 'Elevated Engraved' - Engraved in Relief

See Prices for this design on your choice of ring, or any other Templar design!

'In Hoc Signo Vinces' (M14) Ring:

Here you see the Templar design featuring the Chi Rho within a shield and the latin phrase ‘In Hoc Signo Vinces’. The chi ro has its roots used in very early Christianity. It is said to evoke Christ on the cross and became a symbol for religious freedom. It became popularised used as a military standard for the Holy roman emperor Constantine.

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Knights Templar 'In Hoc Signo Vinces' (M14 Design) Ring
Knights Templar 'In Hoc Signo Vinces' (M14) Ring

Above: Knights Templar Design (M14):
Traditionally Engraved for Seal (reversed) and for Show


Left: Enamelled Example

Also See: Masonic Rings | Faith Section | Knights Templar Ancient Seal