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FratRings Signs Triangle Fraternity Vendor Agreement: The Ring Is Here

Our vendor agreement with Triangle Fraternity is signed, the ring design is finished, and orders are open. Explore three finishes and optional inside engraving.

Triangle Fraternity ring design board showing the crimson face, coat of arms and motto in three gold-tone views.
By FraternityRings October 14, 2026 3 min read
Company Announcements New Releases Triangle Fraternity

The agreement is signed. The design is finished. The Triangle ring is here.

We’re proud to announce that FratRings has signed a vendor agreement with Triangle Fraternity. To mark this new relationship, our Triangle Fraternity Ring is now available to order in three finishes, with optional personalization inside the band.

This is a ring for the brother who wants to carry a reminder of his chapter, the graduate marking a new beginning, and the alumnus whose connection to Triangle continues long after college.

Shop the Triangle Fraternity Ring →

A design that puts Triangle front and center

The finished design brings Triangle’s identity into a traditional collegiate class-ring shape. A raised Triangle emblem sits against a crimson-red face. One shoulder features the fraternity’s coat of arms; the other carries the Triangle name and VERITAS OMNIA VINCIT—“Truth Conquers All.”

Contrasting dark side panels give the emblems definition, while the substantial profile gives each view of the ring something to discover. The result is a piece designed to be recognizable across a room and meaningful up close.

Design visualization of a gold-tone Triangle Fraternity ring worn on a hand, showing its crimson face and side detail.
FratRings design visualization. Computer-generated images are illustrative; final appearance may vary.

Three finishes. One Triangle design.

Choose the look and material that suit you. All three options carry the same Triangle design and are offered in US sizes 6–16, including half sizes.

18k Yellow Gold Plated

A warm gold-tone finish for the traditional class-ring look.

$154

Choose gold plated →

Palladium White Gold
(Rhodium Shielded)

A bright silver-tone plated option with a protective rhodium surface.

$139

Choose silver tone →

Solid .925 Sterling Silver

For brothers who prefer solid sterling silver construction.

$489

Choose sterling silver →

USD prices for non-personalized rings, verified October 14, 2026. The product page shows current pricing; select your own size before ordering.

Make the inside yours

Optional inside engraving adds $20. Choose “Personalized” and add your name or line name on the first line, then your chapter and initiation or graduation year on the second. The exterior crest and motto stay unchanged.

A name, a chapter and a year can turn the ring into a record of your own Triangle experience. If you’re buying for a brother, confirm his ring size and the exact spelling of his personalization before ordering.

Your Triangle ring is ready to order

Choose your finish, select your size and decide whether to add inside engraving. Each ring is made to order in your selected configuration.

Choose your Triangle ring →

Questions about the launch

Is the ring available now?

Yes. The Triangle Fraternity Ring is available to order now through FraternityRings.com. It is made to order, rather than a promise of immediate shipment.

Can I personalize the outside?

The personalization offered on this ring is inside the band. The exterior Triangle design remains unchanged.

Where can I see the current options?

The Triangle Fraternity Ring product page has the finish choices, sizes, personalization options and current prices.

We’re grateful for the opportunity to serve Triangle brothers and alumni through this vendor agreement. We look forward to seeing the chapters, milestones and personal stories this ring will represent.

A FratRings company announcement. Product details and pricing are drawn from our live Triangle ring listing. Design images are illustrative.

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