The cover for the officer's ID card is made in two types of sizes.
The new model ID card, redсcolor, 80x100 mm in size or
a reserve officer's ID card, gray color, 76x107 mm in size.
The “Dvozub” officer ID card holder combines the practicality of an officer’s accessory with one of the oldest symbols of Ukrainian history. The front of the product features a deep embossed image of the Dvozub–a princely symbol used by members of the Rurikid dynasty as far back as the times of Kievan Rus’ and which has become part of the historical heritage of Ukrainian statehood.
Unlike the modern Trident, which is the official coat of arms of Ukraine, the Dvozub belongs to an earlier group of princely symbols. Researchers believe that such symbols were used as personal princely insignia—a sort of signature by rulers on documents, seals, weapons, and coins. Over the centuries, they have come to symbolize power, responsibility, and the continuity of state tradition.
There are several interpretations of the Dvozub’s origin. Some historians see it as a stylized depiction of a falcon in flight, while others associate it with the ancient family crests of the princely dynasty. Regardless of the interpretation, this symbol remains one of the most recognizable elements of the princely era and serves as a reminder of the period when statehood was taking shape on Ukrainian lands.
For an officer, this emblem holds special significance. It symbolizes not only the connection between generations of Ukraine’s defenders but also the responsibility for decision-making, leadership, and service to the state. That is why a cover embossed with the Dvozub is appropriate both for everyday use and as a commemorative gift.
The product is handcrafted from genuine Crazy Horse leather. This material is known for its strength, durability, and distinctive vintage texture. Over time, the leather develops its own unique character, and natural changes in the surface make each cover one-of-a-kind.
The model was designed specifically for an officer’s ID card and provides reliable protection for the document against scuffs, creases, and stains. The deep embossing is done without the use of ink, so the design remains clear and distinct even after many years of use.
This cover makes an excellent gift for an officer of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, a servicemember, a veteran, a historian, or anyone interested in the symbols of Kievan Rus’ and Ukrainian history. It is not merely protection for the document, but a symbol of the connection between Ukraine’s modern defenders and its centuries-old military tradition.
Available leather colors: black, dark brown, red, blue, green, burgundy, light brown, auburn, and gray.
Each cover comes with gift packaging, so it’s ready to be presented immediately upon receipt.
We produce the covers quickly – within 1-3 business days. Shipping within Ukraine is handled by Nova Poshta or Ukrposhta. Payment can be made upon delivery (cash on delivery) or via bank transfer.
To order, click the “Buy” button and provide your contact information and shipping address.
| Specifications | |
| Brand side | Ukraine |
| Category | Unisex |
| Material | Leather |
| Producing country | Ukraine |
| Type of product | Cover |
A leather cover for an officer’s ID card featuring an embossed Dvozub – one of the oldest princely symbols of Kievan Rus’. Handcrafted from genuine Crazy Horse leather. A practical accessory for an officer and a memorable gift with deep historical significance.

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