US Air Force Rings

The Air Force Symbol is the modern emblem of the U.S. Air Force: bold, angular wings that meet at a diamond-shaped center. The Air Force introduced it in 2000, and it has been the official symbol of the service since 2004. It is the emblem you will find on our Air Force rings and across our Air Force jewelry.

An Air Force ring carries that symbol every day. Each of our USAF rings is made in New York City, USA, with the Air Force Symbol detailed on the face or sides.

All of our Air Force rings are solid back. Choose the look that fits you:

• Signet rings feature a flat or slightly domed face (bezel) engraved with a family crest, monogram or personal symbol.
• Class rings look like a high school or college class ring, with a stone at the top, sometimes with the Air Force Symbol set on top of the stone.
• Statement rings are bold, heavier designs. Some have a center gemstone and some feature the symbol alone. Gemstones can be simulated, lab created or genuine; each product description says which.
• Bands are ring bands featuring the United States Air Force Symbol.

Choose 0.925 sterling silver, 10K gold or 14K gold, in yellow or white gold, or two-tone: sterling silver with a 10K or 14K yellow gold Air Force Symbol, or all gold mixing yellow and white gold. Every ring is stamped 925, 10K or 14K. Our guide to sterling silver vs. 10K vs. 14K gold compares their color, durability, price and care.

USAF rings come in men's sizes 8 to 14, including half sizes. If you need a size outside that range, contact us.

Wide rings like these fit tighter than a thin band, so many people order a half size up. Our ring size guide walks you through measuring at home.

An Air Force ring marks the moments that matter: graduating Basic Military Training, Officer Training School or the Air Force Academy, a promotion, the Air Force Birthday on September 18, the end of active service or retirement. Parents, spouses and children also choose one to honor the Airman in their family.

Yes. Our Air Force rings are officially licensed by the U.S. Air Force, which licenses its products separately from the other branches.

Yes. Family members often wear a USAF ring to show pride in a son, daughter, spouse or parent who serves or served in the Air Force.