Men's rings and jewelry at Segal: signets, statement rings and gifts
Segal's men's line is bolder than most: heavy signets, lion and tiger rings, black diamonds. Here's how to pick something he'll actually wear.
Choosing by how he dresses
If he wears suits or classic clothes, a signet ring is the safest start. It's a centuries-old men's ring, it can be engraved, and a flat gold or black-onyx top goes with almost everything.
If he likes a bit of attitude, Segal's animal collection (lions and tigers, often with black diamonds) is unusual and very recognisable. These are statement pieces: great for someone who already wears rings, a stretch for someone who doesn't.
If he doesn't wear rings at all, start with a bracelet. It doesn't need sizing precision, and it's easier to get used to than a ring.
Segal also has themed collections (patriotic, poker, even Bitcoin). They're fun gifts for someone with a strong hobby, but make sure it's something he'd wear, not just recognise.
Browse the full range at Segal
- Men's signet ringsHeavy, flat-topped rings.
- Men's animal collectionLions, tigers and more.
- Men's bold gemstone ringsLarge coloured stones.
- Men's braceletsChains and cuffs.
- Men's gifts under $2,000Budget-filtered gifts.
- Men's wedding bandsAll men's bands.
Questions people ask
Which finger does a signet ring go on?
Traditionally the little finger of the non-dominant hand. Today many men wear them on the ring or index finger. It is personal preference.
How do I find his ring size secretly?
Borrow a ring he wears on the same finger and measure the inside diameter, or have it sized at a jeweller. Segal advertises 60 days of free resizing if you get it slightly wrong.
Are statement rings practical for everyday wear?
Heavy rings with high settings catch on things. For daily wear, choose low, smooth designs; save sculptural animal rings for evenings.