One ring. One class.
One brotherhood of work.
Every Bachelor of Work graduate receives the Ring at Commencement. Sterling silver, hand-numbered, class year engraved on the inside band. Alumni recognize each other in the wild — on planes, in meetings, at conferences — for the rest of their careers. This is what a school with an actual identity leaves you with.
Not a trophy. A credential.
Real class rings meant something because they were tribal proof — of shared experience, shared work, shared covenant. Ours brings that back, minus the gold-plating and the fake tradition. Every detail on the Ring exists to be recognized.
Silver. Numbered. Yours.
- ◆ Sterling silver, 925 fineness. Solid. Weighted. Antiqued finish that ages with you.
- ◆ Hologram inlay stone. The Forkaia mark, cast in dichroic resin — cyan → violet → pink shift under light.
- ◆ Class-year engraving. "CLASS OF 2030 · N° 0247 / 0800" laser-etched on the inside band.
- ◆ Studio sigil. A small mark on the shoulder identifies your Studio — Product, Growth, AI, Capital, Media, Ops, Engineering, or Revenue.
- ◆ Delivered on stage. Presented at Commencement. Never sold. Never available otherwise.
What the Ring means.
A class ring is only worth what the class does with it. Ours is a covenant: if you're wearing a Forkaia Ring, another alum owes you a call back, a coffee, and a warm intro. That's the deal.
Wear it. Get noticed.
The hologram inlay is unmistakable. Alumni spot each other in the wild — airports, offices, conferences. Every Ring-wearer is one warm intro away from anyone in the network.
Alumni owe alumni.
Every Bachelor of Work graduate takes the Ring Oath: if a fellow alum asks for a warm intro, you make it within 48 hours. Enforced by culture. Verified by outcomes.
Every Ring is numbered per class.
#001 through #800 for Class of 2030. Number engraved for life. Early classes are historically the tightest — being #47 of Class of 2030 is a career-long badge.
The Ring gets you in.
Every year, Forkaia hosts private class-year dinners in LA, NYC, London, Singapore, and remote-first. The Ring is the ticket.