"D187" destroyer Rommel coat of arms naval signet ring

Sailors heard: this is where former crew members receive the real signet ring of the destroyer D187.

A massive coat of arms made of stainless steel

The destroyer Rommel D187 was a proud ship of the Navy, the last of its class 103 and part of the 1st destroyer squadron in Kiel. In 1967 the destroyer was laid down in Main, USA, and put into service in Kiel in 1970. In 1999 the proud ship unfortunately retired. Numerous sailors have served on this ship and have found a "second home" there. So that you can always have your ship with you, we offer you a high-quality signet ring with the real Rommel coat of arms. The coat of arms of the naval ship is on the head of the signet ring, while the ship's identification (Hullnumber) D187 and the international call sign DRAG can be read on the sides of the signet ring. You get a noble piece of jewelry that not everyone has!

The signet ring of the "D187" destroyer Rommel
• Original coat of arms ring of the destroyer Rommel D187
• Material: solid stainless steel
• Head: coat of arms, legs: Hullnumber D187 / intern. Callsign DRAG
• Diameter of the coat of arms ring (ring head): approx. 18 mm
• Weight: approx. 20 g
• Signet ring can be produced in numerous ring sizes

Select your suitable ring size here

We have the signet ring of the D187 in stock for you in numerous sizes. The ring head of the solid stainless steel ring has a diameter of about 18 mm and weighs an impressive 20 g. Since stainless steel is much more robust than silver or gold, you are guaranteed to enjoy this coat of arms for a long time!

A signet ring for the crew

Show who you are and wear the Rommel not only in your heart, but also on your hand. The coat of arms of the destroyer Rommel is always visible on the ring head and the elegant coat of arms ring becomes a unique and exclusive memento that clearly identifies you as a real member of the Crew!