Marine Corps Rings by military rings designer, Mike Carroll
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Marine Corps Rings by Mike Carroll
Now available in a Lighter Version
Heavy Sterling Silver and 14K Yellow Gold
Solid Sterling Silver (approximately 15 grams) $249
10K Solid Yellow Gold $803
14K Solid Yellow or White Gold $1079
18K Solid Yellow or White Gold $1494
* Prices are listed for any size ring up to and including size 13. Slight additional cost for larger sizes.
A Light Version of our Marine Ring is available in all metals
10% lighter in weight, 10% lower in price and preferred by some female Marines.
Solid Sterling Silver Marine Ring, Light (approximately 13.5 grams)$224
10K Gold Marine ring, Light $722
14K Solid Yellow or White Gold Marine ring, Light $971
18K Solid Yellow or White Gold Marine ring, Light $1346
* Prices are listed for any size ring up to and including size 13. Slight additional cost for larger sizes.
Active Duty Discounts of 10% Use code ACTIVE DUTY at checkout
"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,"
Mike Carroll.
What Marines Say About Our Marine Corps ring....
Mr. Carroll - received my silver Marine Corps ring - much more than I expected -
a fine piece of jewelry art - unmatched craftsmanship - great detail - worth more than
the price - thanks - OG Thomas, Sgt, USMC, om/am
My Marine ring arrived today in the mail. As I carried the box into my home ---my heart
was beginning to beat pretty good. I opened the box, then the wooden ring box. It is magnificent, just magnificent, more than I hoped for, much more. Thank you very much.
I served with India Company, 3rd Battalion, 26th Marine Regt. at the "Siege" of
Khe Sanh, South Vietnam . The ring you sent to me was delivered on the 233rd Birthday
of the United States Marine Corps. 1775 - 2008....., what a Birthday gift .
Again, Thank you for such a beautiful Marine Corps ring.
L. Famiano, West Lafayette, IN
Mike, just wanted to make sure you know I have the Marine Corps ring
and THANKS AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!
For the record ... Toys for Tots started in 1947 in Los Angles and our group of 13 Marines
started our group 24 years ago. When your ring appeared, we doubled the amount of
money we could give to the kids. I hope you are proud of your contribution because we
all are. The fact that your daughter and son in law are in the Corps and have served
recently makes your gift so much more important. SEMPER FI.
Ernie Van Es, Fox Lake, IL
Marine Corps rings by the Carroll Collection are military rings designs exclusive for the Marine Corps by Mike Carroll of EagleRings.com. Along with his 30 original and exclusive designs at Carroll's website, rings specific to the Marine Corps are displayed as Marine Corps rings, USMC rings, Marine Corps, Marine Corps jewelry, Navy rings, military jewelry in sterling silver and gold, eagle rings, military rings, and patriotic rings.
Carroll is the creator and designer of the Marine Corps ring of The Carroll Collection of US Eagle rings. His USMC ring design is exclusive, the craftsmanship is the finest, as are the precious metals he uses to cast his solid and heavy Marine Corps rings. He wants you to be absolutely satisfied with your Marine Corps ring. The Carroll Collection offers an unconditional guarantee on the quality and workmanship of their Marine Corps rings. They stand behind every transaction. 100% Guaranteed. All of his Marine Corps rings, USMC rings, Air force rings, military rings and navy rings are handcrafted, hand polished and made and manufactured in the United States. Real American.
Carroll says he didn't want to make a Marine Corps ring or a USMC ring that looked like high-school style class rings. He wanted to design a handsome Marine Corps ring and military rings with a distinctive and strong look. He needed the Marine Corps rings to be heavy in weight, and extreme in detail. Also he wanted an eagle ring that any person could wear everyday as a tribute to the history, culture and heritage of The United States. Not only does his collection of rings salute the dedicated men and women who serve(d) in the Armed Forces, they also recognize the everyday citizen, who loves their country and is proud to show it. He has completed his 30th design, including four navy rings, in what has become widely recognized and known as The Carroll Collection of US Eagle Rings.
Particular to the Navy and Marine Corps, his military rings include 1st Naval ring, Marine ring - also termed under Marine Corps ring and USMC ring - Mariner ring and Heritage ring. All are exclusively related to EagleRings.com and can be purchased directly through them.
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 of the anchor dates back to the founding of the Marine Corps in 1775, indicates the amphibious nature of Marines duties.
