Choose the right - Wikipedia
According to the US Patent and Trademark Office, the LDS Church's stylized "CTR" abbreviation and shield with the CTR symbol are trademarked for use on finger ring jewelry by Intellectual Reserve, Inc.
CTR: The story behind the cultural phenomenon + fun facts - LDS …
Mar 24, 2022 · Today, the Church Distribution Center sells the standard green shield CTR rings in 28 languages. Other retailers make and sell unofficial CTR rings in even more languages and also a few pop-culture dialects like Klingon, Mandalorian, and Elvish.
Where did the CTR ring come from? - LDS Living
Nov 29, 2018 · Though the original idea for the shield logo is usually credited to Helen Alldredge, a member of the Primary general board in the 1960s, she was actually working with two other board members, Lurene Wilkinson and Margery Cannon Wiscomb, who developed the CTR symbol together.
CTR Ring - Church of Jesus Christ
CTR stands for Choose the Right. This ring is introduced in the Primary 2 and Primary 3 classes. It reminds children and others to make good choices each day. It features a green shield with silver lettering and an adjustable metal band.
What do Latter-day Saints wear? CTR rings and their history
Sep 2, 2022 · Now CTR rings are introduced in the Primary 2 and 3 class, according to the church’s website. They still feature the green shield and retail at $1.25. Now that almost 52 years has passed since its creation, would-be wearers of the ring can purchase unique designs that break away from the green shield, but retain the three letters: CTR.
How did CTR wind up on jewelry? - The Church of Jesus Christ of …
Did you ever have one of those adjustable CTR rings in Primary—you know, the kind that turned your finger green? The CTR shield has been around since the 1970s. It was designed by a Primary general board member named Helen Alldredge.
List of Mormon Symbols and Why They’re Important
Jun 3, 2022 · The CTR shield is often worn on Mormon rings and its message is exactly what it sounds like – a call for all LDS Church members to always choose the right path. It’s called a shield because the CTR letters are often written stylishly in a crest.
Where did CTR (Choose the Right) come from and how did it ... - LDS …
Jan 30, 2022 · In the 1960s, Primary general board members, Helen Alldredge, Margery Cannon, and Lurene Wilkinson, took the acronym of Choose the Right, CTR, and emblazoned it across a green shield. That familiar design was originally created by artist, Joel H. Izatt.
History of the LDS CTR Ring by LDSBookstore.com
The most well-known CTR ring features a green shield. Since it was created, the CTR shield has not only been placed on rings but in teaching manuals, posters, and other pieces of jewelry. It is not only a fashion statement but an outward expression of faith.
“Choose the Right” - The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
However, I choose to wear this beautiful silver shield inlaid with lovely blue turquoise, with the inspiring CTR emblem of our Primary. “Why? I suppose it started back when I was a bishop and had an interview with a good-looking young man who was to receive the Aaronic Priesthood.