The couple, who are fond of cats, expressed their desire to include a cat illustration.
They are getting married on February 22nd, ”Cat Day,” showcasing their love for cats.
Each ring has its own shape
During the fitting session, the man expressed a desire for a ring that has both sharp angles and smooth curves within a straight design.
The woman felt that a simple straight design was somewhat lacking, each having their own distinct preferences.
The two of them chose "Tremolo” and "Vivace."
Each ring features sharp lines that trace its shapes, adding a subtle uniqueness to the design.
The man's ring is broader than usual, making the Tremolo's distinctive "shinogi" (meaning the ridge line on the blade) shape more pronounced, ensuring a perfect fit on the hand.
The woman wanted simplicity, so the entire surface was given a mirror finish, making the unique S-shape curve of the "Vivace" more prominent in the final design.
Drawing the faces of the family
Originally, the illustration they provided featured two cats, but partway through the production, they informed us that another cat had joined, leading us to engrave three cats on the rings.
These wedding rings, which they will wear for many years to come, allow them to reflect on this time whenever they see the engraving—a unique experience made possible by illustrative engravings.
The engravings on the rings are very small and not visible once worn. However, they serve as a permanent letter, secretly embedding thoughts that only the two of them can appreciate.
With a ring that is full of their uniqueness, I hope they will carve many memories together.
Concierge: Kinugasa
