The couple discovered ith through a magazine and were drawn to our designs,
eventually visiting us to find their perfect rings.
After trying various styles and taking their time, they arrived at the rings that suited them best.
For the engagement ring, the theme was "a special feel that’s true to an engagement ring."
Among the many designs they tried, what felt most special to them was the brilliance of a half-eternity ring and the striking presence of the diamonds.
The bride, who wanted something with a sense of occasion but also suitable for everyday wear, chose "Viola."
"Viola," inspired by the violet flower, has a warm texture and a subtle charm that feels familiar.
They selected a larger center stone than the usual design, creating a one-of-a-kind engagement ring that reflected the couple's personal touch.
As for the wedding rings, the couple originally had the idea that matching rings would be ideal.
At first, however, they chose different styles: the groom opted for a clean, edged design, while the bride went for a ring with a more distinct texture.
But when we brought a ring with a different color than what the groom initially had in mind, adjusted to fit the size of his hand, the bride saw how the same shape in different colors looked side by side. Her feelings changed completely, and she decided, "After all, I do want matching wedding rings!"
The rings they selected were "Allegro."
"Allegro" features a contrast between a matte texture and a polished, mirror-like surface.
The bride felt that this design, rather than one with texture throughout, was something they could both wear together for years to come, so they chose it.
After finalizing their choice, they told me, "We’re absolutely happy we went with this design," which made me so glad to hear.
I hope the time you spent in the atelier, envisioning both the present and the future, has become a special memory for you both.
And I hope that your sense of uniqueness continues to grow alongside your rings.
Concierge: Yamamoto
