The UGA class ring is a permanent and personal expression of the classic UGA experience — one that connects past, present and future Dawgs. Worn to honor accomplishments, celebrate memories and showcase pride in the red and black, the ring serves as a lasting tribute to a time that helped define many Bulldogs — who they were becoming and who they are today.
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Much like the university, these rings are more than what they appear on the surface. They represent the bond between the University of Georgia and its graduates, as well as between all those who wear them.
When the University of Georgia was chartered in 1785, it began a tradition of pride and loyalty that continues to this day. To remind students, past and present, of their achievements and memories while on campus, and the traditions of their alma mater, the UGA Alumni Association is proud to offer the University of Georgia Ring.
As a student, the Arch on the ring faces inward. After graduation, the ring is then turned outward, symbolizing completion of the degree and readiness to pass through the (actual) Arch into the next chapter of their Bulldog journey.
More than a circle made of precious metal
The UGA Ring Ceremony is a tradition like no other. Join friends and family for an evening of ceremony and celebration at the UGA Chapel and on North Campus. This event is reserved for students and alumni that have purchased a UGA Ring.
Customized to reflect each Bulldog’s personal journey
In 1923, juniors and seniors adopted the official “Senior-Alumni Ring” to be worn exclusively by alumni and graduating students in good standing. From the beginning, the ring represented achievement and a lifelong connection to the University of Georgia.
A legacy worth celebrating
“Every single time I look down at it, it’s a reminder of the amazing four years that I had at UGA.” – Hannah Skinner (AB ’23, AB ’23)
“UGA is home and the ring kind of represents that.” – Geoffrey Skinner (AB ’93)
