Basal cell carcinomas (BCCs) are slow-growing, locally agressive tumors arising from interfollicular epidermis and/or hair follicle. Here, a 74 year old man presented with an irregular nodule 2,5x2 cm in size on the left ala of nose for 3 years. On light microscopy the signet ring cell configuration was observed among neoplastic cells focally (in some areas). The most prominent feature was cells containing large eosinophilic, pink, eccentric intracytoplasmic inclusions which compress the nuclei to the cell border. The cell inclusions did not stain with PAS and alcian blue pH 2,5. Tumor cells were positive for Ber-EP4 but negative for S-100.