At MilitaryMilestones.com, we offer the best selection on United States Army Infantry Division rings on the web. We understand that the core of every military are the soldiers who go on foot. It is the infantry who consistently demonstrate a commitment to discipline, fitness, courage, physical strength and sustained aggression. Where would our army be without the infantry? Lost! That’s where we would be.
The history of the United States Army Infantry Branch is one to be highly touted as an infantrymen. In 1775, ten companies of riflemen were authorized by a resolution of the Continental Congress. That said, the oldest Regular Army infantry regiment was created on June 3, 1784. This was the 3rd Infantry Regiment.
We believe in honoring all of our soldiers, and that certainly includes our infantry! We offer custom military rings for several infantry divisions, which can all be personalized with custom engraving. With our military rings, you have the ability to choose two side emblems, personalized engraving on each side, the stone color, stone cut, wording around the stone, metal type as well as inside personalized engravings. All of these options allow your infantry ring to be truly personalized. And at MilitaryMilestones.com, you can be sure that your infantry ring is a great deal. We offer a Low Price Guarantee on all of our rings as well as FREE SHIPPING! Our partners at Balfour make a ring that is unparalleled in terms of quality.
We offer a huge variety of emblem choices for Army Infantry Divisions. Here are all of the United States Infantry Division rings we carry:
- 1st Infantry Division
- 2nd Infantry Division
- 3rd Infantry Division
- 4th Infantry Division
- 5th Infantry Division
- 6th Infantry Division
- 7th Infantry Division
- 24th Infantry Division
- 25th Infantry Division
- 29th Infantry Division
- 45th Infantry Division
- 84th Infantry Division
- 90th Infantry Division
If you don’t see your division above, it’s because these are all the current specific emblems that our partner Balfour offers. Beyond each of these specific divisions, we also offer an Infantry side emblem that bears the infantry branch insignia. So, if you don’t see your infantry division above, choose the “Infantry” emblem when creating your ring. Then, use 1 or 2 lines of engraving to name your specific division. To get started creating your ring, simply click the image below.
Here’s how to order an infantry ring on our site:
- Click the banner above to Create a ring
- Choose the Ring Style you want (Men’s or Women’s – Oval or Square Stone)
- Choose Army for your Armed Service
- Choose the metal type for your ring
- Select the Infantry emblem you desire for your Left or Right side of your ring
- Finish customizing and place order
Below is a look at all of our Infantry ring side emblems. Beautifully designed by Balfour, we hope you find a ring that is just right for you!

Infantry Ring – US Army Custom Ring

1st Infantry Division Ring

2nd Infantry Division Ring

3rd Infantry Division Ring

4th Infantry Division Ring

5th Infantry Division Ring
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6th Infantry Division Ring

7th Infantry Division Ring

24th Infantry Division Ring

25th Infantry Division Ring

45th Infantry Brigade Ring

84th Infantry Division Ring

90th Infantry Division Ring
There is a look at all of the beautiful infantry designs we currently offer on the site. If your division would like a custom designed emblem for your division, let us know. We will do our best to work with you and our partners at Balfour to create a ring for your branch. However, it will need to be a group order for our partners to comply. If not, as we mentioned, choose the Infantry design above and customize your division with the 2 lines of engraving offered to you on each side of the ring.
We offer these infantry rings in a variety of metal types, ranging from a Valadium, which is a steel ring, to 14K gold. Our baseline rings are $159.95, but prices will be going up on September 1, 2012 due to rising gold prices. So, create your custom Infantry ring today!






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