Valuing each other's preferences and the sense of matching,
here is a collection of wedding rings crafted with meticulous care.
Finding their preferred shape
From before trying them on, "The preferences are completely different"
These two spoke of this.
While respecting their tastes, a touch of sameness would be nice.
Hearing such thoughts,
the rings they arrived at were
The groom's was "Roccia", and the bride's was "Ivy".
"Roccia" is a ring with a 5.0mm width and a strong presence,
its texture is characterised by a patina-like finish that looks as if it has been worn for many years.
While comparing various kinds of matte finishes,
the deep, nuanced matte texture, and
the prospect of enjoying ageing over the long term
were the points that appealed.
The bride preferred a form with movement—curves and twists,
and a dynamic silhouette.
Having tried on many rings with curves,
they are thoughtfully considering which shape feels right on their hand.
When trying on "Ivy",
it's a shape not often seen,
but when worn, it suits the hand beautifully!
That remark was particularly memorable.
Enhancing the sense of unity toward an even more ideal ring
From the outset,
"The shape preferences differ, but matching them in metal colours would be nice too!"
the couple had said.
Initially imagined
pink gold
the tones could be matched.
Even though the designs are completely different,
if there is even one common element,
a sense of sameness is created.
That understated alignment feels very much like the couple,
and it was thought to be a very special ring.
Like the two, by valuing each person’s preferences,
a matching that feels very much theirs is evident.
The way the rings were chosen is very lovely.
Having deliberated at length, their attachment will deepen, and the rings will blend into their daily lives.
In both joyful moments and moments of doubt, they will quietly be by the couple's side as they navigate the days ahead,
May they prove to be a cherished presence.
Concierge: Kondo
