The couple visited us two months after their marriage registration.
"We’ve been living together since before registering our marriage, so it doesn’t feel real yet."
"We want rings soon to make it feel more tangible," they shared with us.
They were searching for one-of-a-kind rings—a design that would reflect their personality and originality. Together, we took our time to discover how to express their unique identity.
Balancing Comfort and Originality
The groom prioritized comfort, ultimately selecting "Vivace."
This design’s curve seamlessly aligns with the shape of the webbing between the fingers.
The front features a delicate lattice-like “mese texture," evoking the refined shimmer of silk.
By combining polished and matte textures, the unique curve of "Vivace" is beautifully emphasized.
Embodying Their Sentiments in Diamonds
The bride, preferring intricate over simple designs, chose her ring based on aesthetics.
She was drawn to the unique droplet-like shape of "Ivy," which also features accents of the “mese texture" to match her partner’s ring.
The highlight of her design was the diamonds.
In tribute to the groom’s April birth month and the bride's birth date (the 4th), they decided on four diamonds, placed rhythmically around the ring.
Unique Wedding Rings That Reflect the Individuality
While both rings are distinctively one-of-a-kind, their flowing design and subtle textures give them a sense of harmony as a matching set.
At the time of delivery, I remember the couple smiling and saying, "It’s finally starting to feel real now."
Almost a year has passed since your first visit to ith.
Have you grown accustomed to life with your rings?
I look forward to seeing you again—whether for maintenance or simply to admire how well your rings have become a part of you.
Concierge: Kurosaka
