Custom wedding rings

A gorgeous recent custom men's wedding band design, featuring a black moissanite baguette gemstone. The band is 14k yellow gold, and 5mm wide

Never know what setting style to ask for when picking out a ring? We're here to help. Know what your asking for, so you get the ring you've always dreamed of. Single Stone Setting Styles The top row of the above image indicates 3 different kinds of prong settings. The first is the classic, basket setting. There are four (sometimes six or eight) prongs supported by a ring or two of metal for added support. The second is a peg head. These settings tend to stick up higher off the rest of the…

Are you interested in creating something special that no one else has? Are you inspired by a stone or design idea? Jennifer specializes in custom design to suit your personality and lifestyle. “Getting to know my clients and their needs, wants and desires is a privilege and honor. This is where the alchemy of an idea a

Birds symbolize freedom, infinite possibilities, and eternity. As a symbol of your love taking flight, this custom engagement ring could be a beautiful start to your next chapter in life. The organic branches meet with hand-crafted bird motifs. Imagine your choice of bird, posed as they gaze at each other. Nestled in a prong setting, a beautiful one-of-a-kind gem shimmers in this work of art.

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An original design by goldsmith Eileen at Claddagh Design Irish jewellery. This unique set of Claddagh wedding rings re made to order. Incorporating heart, hands and crown for love, friendship and loyalty, these beautiful bands feature intricate detailing inspired by nature, weaving together thistles and fern. Finely crafted in Ireland, made to last. #claddaghweddingrings #customrings #irishwedding #claddaghrings

Exquisite Pairs ✨ Wedding band pairs for a couple have a deep-rooted history. The tradition dates back to ancient Egypt, around 3,000 BCE. The Egyptians are known to be the earliest users of rings to symbolize love and commitment. They crafted rings from materials like braided reeds, hemp, or leather, which were later replaced by more durable metals. The circular shape of the ring, with no beginning or end, symbolized infinity, and was traditionally worn on the fourth finger of the left…