The University of Oxford
This high quality collection of jewellery has been created for you to commemorate your association with The University of Oxford. It features the official Registered Device of the University, which is based on the original coat of arms, granted in 1429.
The collection is offered in silver, 9ct and 18ct gold. Many items are also available to order in white gold, 22ct gold and platinum. Please contact us for a current price if your particular requirement is not listed.
The pieces are beautiful and made to a very high standard, supporting the reputation and status of the University.
The collection includes:
- signet rings in both men's and women's styles (sometimes called Graduation Rings)
- cufflinks with traditional chain links or T-bar fittings
- silver charm bracelet, with a unique 'Oxford toggle'
- stick pin
- pendant
- university charms
- mortar board keyring
The jewellery is designed to be worn by:
Alumni * Students * Graduands * Members of Staff * Friends of the University
Profits from sales of these products contribute to the funds that support the University's teaching and research
Some Background...
The University of Oxford was established during the 12th Century but it was not until 1429 that its arms, an open book with seven seals between three crowns, were officially sanctioned.
The Latin inscription was added later and translates as 'The Lord is my Light'.
The official registered device of the University is a variant of the coat of arms. Its design is consistent with Oxford's world-wide reputation for excellence and quality.