If you've been exploring our custom college rings, you've probably come across the option for a two-tone seal—a stunning upgrade that's growing in popularity. But what exactly is it?
What Is a Two-Tone Seal?
A two-tone seal is a unique feature available for some of our custom college rings. It gives the school's logo a raised, 3D effect, making it stand out visually and physically from the background of the seal. What really sets it apart is the option to use two different colors of gold to create a striking contrast between the logo and the base.
How Is a Two-Tone Seal Made?
We create our two-tone seals using a process called two-part casting. This method allows for precise detailing and depth, ensuring the school logo is crisp and elevated. Unlike flat seals, the 3D appearance of a two-tone seal gives your ring a bold, premium look and a texture you can really feel.
Custom Color Options
With a two-tone seal, you can mix and match gold colors to create a look that's uniquely yours. For example, a white gold base with a yellow gold logo makes the design pop with contrast. Or, if you prefer a more subtle effect, you can stick to a single shade of gold—you'll still get the same raised 3D detail that stands out beautifully.
We offer three 14K gold options:
- Yellow Gold
- White Gold
- Rose Gold
What Does It Cost?
Due to the extra material and labor involved in the casting process, the two-tone seal upgrade costs an additional $250. Many customers say the added dimension and color contrast are well worth it for the visual impact it brings.
Which Schools Offer a Two-Tone Seal?
Currently, our two-tone seal option is available for the following schools:
- Baylor University (Baylor "BU" Logo)
- Texas Tech University (Texas Tech "TT" Logo)
- Texas Tech Health Sciences Center (Texas Tech "TT" Logo)
- Texas State University (Bobcat Logo, Boko Logo)
- West Texas A&M University (West Texas A&M "WT" Logo)
- University of Mary Hardin–Baylor (UMHB Crusader Logo)
- University of Alabama (Alabama "A" Logo)
- Tarleton State University (Tarleton "T" Logo)