These rings were hand-forged and fabricated from 14 karat white gold. The inlay is lapis lazuli (blue) from Afghanistan, aventurine (green) from Wyoming, black jade from russia, and jasper (cream-colored moon). When the ladie's band is placed on top of the men's the river (lapis) flows into his ring. Visually, of course.
This ring was carved in wax and then cast in white gold. The ring was engraved with an original design based on aerial photographs of rivers and inspired by vintage scroll engraving. The edges are milligrained as well.
This ring was hand-fabricated from 14 karat white gold sheet metal. The inlay is carved Lapis from Afghanistan. There are four distinct rectilinear shapes of inlay.
This ring was carved out of wax to fit with the "14kt aquamarine and diamond engagement ring" and cast in 14 karat white gold. It contains 9 .005ct round diamonds.
Meaning wood-grain metal in japanese, is an ancient form of metal-smithing first developed by Japanese sword-smiths who made samurai swords out of varied alloyed steel to make Mokume swords that looked like wood. This mokume is composed of silver, 14kt white gold, 14kt rose gold and 18kt yellow gold. It starts out as a fused sandwich of those four metals that is then rolled thin in a rolling mill, then cut in half and sandwich-fused again. This process is repeated many times until the desired number of layers is achieved.
All the wedding rings and engagement rings are made to order. See the ordering information page for more information.
