Help identifying coat of arms on 18ct gold signet ring — motto “Per Honor Virtusque”

Hello everyone,


I’m hoping someone here might be able to help me identify the coat of arms engraved on a gold signet ring in my collection (photo attached).


The design shows:

• Two crosses fleury in the upper section,
• Three wheatsheaves (garbs) arranged across the middle,
• One cross fleury below,
• And the Latin motto “PER HONOR VIRTUSQUE” surrounding the shield.

The ring itself is 18-carat gold (marked 750), hallmarked in London, and appears to date from the late 20th century, although I can’t be certain.


I’d love to learn more about:

• Which family, institution, or region these arms might be associated with,
• Whether the motto appears in any heraldic records,
• And any tips on where to look next (College of Arms, local heraldic registries, etc.).

Many thanks in advance for any insights, ideas, or references — I’d really appreciate the help!


Best wishes,

 

photo attached ????????

sure...why not ........





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not as if Oct 14th was that long ago,,,,,,,,,,,,


https://www.antiquers.com/threads/t...ily-crest-on-18ct-signet.91818/#post-11166362

Just how many of these do you have ?

 

Of course if you'd rather not have it be MacMillan, you could always alter the crest.

 

I thought it looked familiar!

 

when one gets help here , and solid information, it's incumbent .. (necessary for (someone) as a duty or responsibility. ) , to jot down that information and keep it with the item for further use or identification !!

Otherwise...... why bother even asking ?

Some folks , have posted here stating..." I hope I haven't posted this before.." , and ya , that happens to the best of us........ but 19 days out..... with no pics, that's just not right !

 

Hi There

Sorry wasn’t sure I had actually reposted this. I think I wanted to try to get more information as the last post wasn’t conclusive from my understanding. Anyways sorry for not replying and not posting a photo and wasting you time

Have a great weekend

 

And you as well !!

if u felt like you were after more information, just post to your original thread, to bump it up, and maybe have new eyes see it.
Keeping all the best current information , for one item on the same thread is important to access that info in the future !!