"When I set out to design a ring worthy of a U.S. Marine, I knew it had to be beyond comparison. It had to be instantly recognizable, affordable to all ranks and of the highest quality. It is just that," says Carroll.

Marine Corps jewelry can be found on Carroll Collection's website at EagleRings.com, with 30 additional original designs by Mike Carroll. His military jewelry is displayed online in sterling silver and 10k gold,and 14k and 18 k white and yellow gold.
Carroll is the creator and designer of The Carroll Collection of American Eagle rings. His designs are original, exclusive and extreme in detail. Setting their rings apart from other emblematic and military rings on the market, the Carroll's use the 'lost wax' method of casting their rings - a casting method used only by the finest of jewelers. Using the finest precious metals, these eagle rings are made to your exact size and Carroll's exacting standards. He wants you to be absolutely satisfied with your Marine Corps jewelry and USMC jewelry. Each of his twenty-six original designs is strong in detail, heavy in weight and handcrafted to the finest standard. Offering an unconditional guarantee on the quality and workmanship of their Marine Corps jewelry and USMC jewelry, they stand behind every transaction. Guaranteed.

Carroll says he did not want to make a military ring that resembled high-school style class rings or emblematic rings found on the market. He wanted to design a handsome ring with a strong look, using the American icon of the bald eagle in his designs. He needed the Marine Corps jewelry to be heavy in weight, and extreme in detail and boldly show the eagle, globe and anchor. Also he wanted a USMC ring that Marine could wear everyday as a tribute to the history, culture and heritage of The United States. These Marine Corps eagle rings salute the dedicated men and women who serve(d) in the Armed Forces. His collection also has designs that recognize the everyday citizen, who loves their country and is proud to show it. He has completed his thirtieth design, including five navy rings, in what is known as The Carroll Collection of U.S. Eagle Rings. Look for Carroll's Marine Corps jewelry or USMC jewelry on EagleRings.com. Particular to the Navy, his Navy rings include 1st Naval ring, Marine ring - also termed under Marine Corps ring and USMC ring - Mariner ring, Coast Guard ring, Captain ring and Heritage ring. All are exclusively related to Carroll Collection.

Due to the custom nature of our all of their rings, including the Marine Corps jewelry, ordering the correct size in your USMC ring is very important. Carroll recommends seeing your local jeweler for sizing for a broad band ring. Navy rings, Marine Corps rings, USMC rings, Air force rings, Army rings, firefighter rings, police symbol rings, historic rings, patriotic rings and eagle rings are all terms related to Carroll's collection and are available in sterling silver womens and mens rings sizes and are also available in 10 karat gold, 14 karat gold and 18 karat gold.

At the urging of many satisfied customers, Carroll continues to create new designs to add to the collection. Carroll created "Great Seal", designed after the Great Seal of The United States to begin his collection ten years ago. His latest creation, America, is available with or without the brilliant ceramic enameling of red, white and blue is now available exclusively through the Carroll Collection of American Eagle Rings. All Marine Corps jewelry and USMC jewelry designs are registered in the U.S. Library of Congress and carry his copyright on the inside of the ring.

Mike Carroll is the creator and designer of The Carroll Collection of American Eagle rings. He and his wife, Maribeth are the owners, operators and manufacturers of The Carroll Collection of American Eagle Rings in Prairie View, IL, a small town in the northern suburbs of Chicago, IL.

An unmistakable symbol, this ring was designed in recognition of the United States Marine Corps. Brigadier General Commandant Jacob Zeilin approved the current emblem on November 17, 1868. Two days later, it was signed and endorsed by the Secretary of Navy. The emblem consists of a globe (showing the Western Hemisphere) intersected by a foul anchor, and surmounted by a spread eagle. The origin dates of the anchor go back to the founding of the Marine Corps in 1775, indicates the amphibious nature of Marines duties.

All of Carroll's Marine Corps jewelry and USMC jewelry is handcrafted, hand polished and made and manufactured in the United States. Real American.

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