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* ''[[Film/Dune2021 Dune: Part One]]'' and ''Film/DunePartTwo'' feature the ducal signet ring of House Atreides. Paul Atreides/Muad'Dib inherits it after the death of his father Duke Leto. He uses it to send a clear message to Emperor Shaddam IV to lure him toArrakis as well as to invoke the memory of his dead father to the assembly of all the Fremen leaders when becoming their DarkMessiah.
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* ''[[Film/Dune2021 Dune: Part One]]'' and ''Film/DunePartTwo'' feature the ducal signet ring of House Atreides. Paul Atreides/Muad'Dib inherits it after the death of his father Duke Leto. He uses it to send a clear message to Emperor Shaddam IV to lure him toArrakis to Arrakis as well as to invoke the memory of his dead father to the assembly of all the Fremen leaders when becoming their DarkMessiah.
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In Chinese and Japanese law, one needs a stamp to "sign" documents in one's name--"signatures" as Europeans know them are an impossibility as the Chinese script is much different than the Latin one. Also called a "chop", one's stamp must be registered with the authorities before it is officially recognized. These stamps, referred to (by the Japanese) as ''hanko'', or ''inkan'', are used with red ink to mark a document.
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In Chinese UsefulNotes/{{Chin|a}}ese and Japanese UsefulNotes/{{Japan}}ese law, one needs a stamp to "sign" documents in one's name--"signatures" as Europeans UsefulNotes/{{Europe}}ans know them are an impossibility as the Chinese script is much different than the Latin one. Also called a "chop", one's stamp must be registered with the authorities before it is officially recognized. These stamps, referred to (by the Japanese) as ''hanko'', or ''inkan'', are used with red ink to mark a document.
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The practice was once common among European nobility and royalty (who at some points in history could have been illiterate, so could not literally sign documents, and as such needed some other way to give them their "seal of approval"), specifically through the use of signet rings to impress a personal seal into wax bindings on messages. (Wearing your personal seal on a ring also prevents the usual application of this trope, conveniently enough.)
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The practice was once common among European [[BlueBlood nobility and royalty royalty]] (who at some points in history could have been illiterate, so could not literally sign documents, and as such needed some other way to give them their "seal of approval"), specifically through the use of signet rings to impress a personal seal into wax bindings on messages. (Wearing your personal seal on a ring also prevents the usual application of this trope, conveniently enough.)
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* In the movie ''Film/ATaxingWoman'' tax evaders use all sorts tricks to hide the extra personal seals associated with their hidden bank accounts.
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* In the movie ''Film/ATaxingWoman'' tax evaders use all sorts tricks to hide the extra personal seals associated with their hidden bank accounts.
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* ''[[Film/Dune2021 Dune: Part One]]'' and ''Film/DunePartTwo'' feature the ducal signet ring of House Atreides. Paul Atreides/Muad'Dib inherits it after the death of his father Duke Leto. He uses it to send a clear message to Emperor Shaddam IV to lure him toArrakis as well as to invoke the memory of his dead father to the assembly of all the Fremen leaders when becoming their DarkMessiah.
