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HerbertandWilks Jewellery

Rectangle Bloodstone Signet Ring

Rectangle Bloodstone Signet Ring

Regular price $595.00 NZD
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Handmade in Mt Eden

Every piece of HerbertandWilks jewellery is hand-sculpted, cast, and finished by Sally in her Mt Eden studio. By choosing handmade, you are supporting local craftsmanship and receiving a piece that carries the subtle, unique marks of the maker's hand—ensuring no two pieces are ever exactly the same.

Jewellery Care Guide

Sterling Silver: Gently polish with a soft jewellery cloth to maintain shine. Silver Care Guide →

Solid Gold (9ct, 14ct, 18ct): Solid gold will not tarnish or peel, but it can gather oils and dust. Soak in warm water with a drop of mild dish soap, then gently scrub with a soft toothbrush to restore its brilliance.

18ct Gold Plate: Avoid water, perfumes, and lotions to preserve the gold layer. Gold Plate Care Guide →

Bronze: Over time, bronze develops a unique vintage patina. Polish to restore brightness or leave to age naturally. Bronze Care Guide →

Gemstones: Clean with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or ultrasonic cleaners.
For more detailed tips, visit our Full Care & Sizing FAQ.

A hand-forged sterling silver signet ring set with an 8×10mm bloodstone cabochon in a classic rectangle form. Made using the lost wax process in our Mt Eden studio, Auckland. This is an Edition of One in size R — a single piece, not repeated. Rustic fine jewellery with quiet strength and visible maker's marks. If you'd like a similar ring in your size, get in touch — I work to order from the wax stage.

Bloodstone — also known as Heliotrope — is a dark green chalcedony threaded with rust-red hematite inclusions. It has been set into signet rings since antiquity, valued for its associations with courage, vitality, and grounding. It is the traditional birthstone for March. This particular stone has a deep forest-green base with warm red flecks — chosen for its colour, weight, and the way it sits against the soft hand-polish of the silver. You can also add a personal inscription to the inside of the band — see engraving options.

Key Details

  • Material: Solid sterling silver, approx. 12 g
  • Stone: 8 × 10 mm bloodstone cabochon, natural hematite inclusions
  • Face: Rectangle signet form, 11 × 14 mm front
  • Band: 7 mm at back for comfort and balance
  • Finish: Soft hand-polish — a gentle glow with visible tool marks
  • Size: R (NZ/AU sizing) — Edition of One
  • Made in: Mt Eden studio, Auckland, New Zealand
  • Edition: Edition of One — this exact ring will not be remade

Not sure if size R works for you? See our Ring Sizing Guide. To commission a similar ring in your size, get in touch.

Style & Inspiration

The rectangle bloodstone signet is the more architectural of the two bloodstone signet forms — a stronger, more angular face against the same organic, hand-forged band. It reads as considered and deliberate: the kind of ring that gets noticed without asking for attention. Rustic fine jewellery at its most wearable.

It pairs well with plain silver bands, cast pendants, and other organic metal pieces. Equally suited to daily wear or a significant occasion — a milestone, a birthday, a gift to mark something that matters. For the oval form, see the Bloodstone Signet Ring. To explore more Edition of One pieces, visit the Edition of One collection. For the full signet range, browse Signet Rings.

Read more about the stone's history and the making process in our Bloodstone journal post. For birthstone context, see our Birthstone Guide.

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