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In this video you will learn how master goldsmiths, engravers and polishers at VICTOR MAYER create a signet ring made of 18-carat yellow gold with a personalised engraving - in this case that of a griffin. The VICTOR MAYER manufactory is internationally renowned for the exceptional know-how of its craftsmen. Extremely rare techniques such as enamelling, guilloching and engraving distinguish the works that connoisseurs and collectors value so highly. We will show you the many steps involved in the elaborate production of a signet ring in solid 18-carat yellow gold in our workshops. See with how much dedication our goldsmith works on the signet ring, adjusts it and prepares its surface for engraving. Look over the shoulder of our engraver as she first transfers a griffin from the template onto the signet ring. In many individual steps she first engraves the contours of the heraldic animal. Then she engraves in depth so that a three-dimensional seal impression can be created. The work is checked again and again by a test impression. Finally, an impression is made in sealing wax as proof of quality. The signet ring receives a final polish and can then be put on the ring finger by the customer. Want to learn more about solid gold signet rings? Check out For an overwiew of all our signet rings go to VICTOR MAYER Instagram: VICTOR MAYER WeChat: victormayer1890 VICTOR MAYER Facebook: VICTOR MAYER Pinterest:
