
Bahá’í Jewelry
Bahá’í Ringstone Symbol Signet Ring
טבעת חותם עם הסמל הבהאי
Price in store
Available in our shop at Hertzel 5, Haifa
Signet rings engraved with the Bahá’í ringstone symbol, in silver-, gold- and rose-gold-tone finishes and a range of sizes.
- Engraved with the Bahá’í ringstone symbol; some styles add the word “Bahá’í”
- Silver-, gold- and rose-gold-tone finishes
- Several sizes in store – try before you buy
- Price depends on the style – ask in store
About this piece
The ringstone symbol is one of the most recognisable Bahá’í emblems. It was designed by ‘Abdu’l-Bahá, it is traditionally engraved on rings, and many Bahá’ís wear one every day. These signet-style rings carry the symbol on a smooth oval face, flanked by its two small stars; some styles also spell out the word “Bahá’í”.
We keep them in silver-, gold- and rose-gold-tone finishes and in a range of sizes, so the easiest way to choose is in person: try a few on, compare the finishes and we will help you find the right fit. A ringstone ring is a lasting gift for someone who has just become a Bahá’í, for a graduation or a wedding, or for a friend at home after your visit to the Bahá’í holy places in Haifa.
In the explanation most often quoted, the three horizontal lines stand for the world of God, the world of His Manifestations and the world of humanity, joined by a vertical line; the two stars are often said to represent the Báb and Bahá’u’lláh.
Read more: Bahá’í symbols explained: the ringstone, the Greatest Name and the nine-pointed star.
How to buy
We sell in person at our shop at Hertzel (Herzl) Street 5, Hadar HaCarmel, Haifa – a short walk from the Bahá’í Gardens. Prices are in Israeli shekels (₪). This item comes in several styles, so we price it in the shop.
Also in: Bahá’í Gifts, Bahá’í Jewelry
Ask us about this item
Questions about sizes, stock or styles of the Bahá’í Ringstone Symbol Signet Ring? Write to us and we’ll reply by email.
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Every item here is in our Haifa shop
We sell in store at Hertzel 5, Hadar – a short walk from the Bahá’í Gardens. Come and see the pieces in person, try on rings, and pay in shekels.



