2024.09.18 Umeda

Wedding Rings Representing the Couple’s Bond with Birthstones

 

The couple got married 7 years ago.

Although they didn’t create rings at that time, they shared with me, “We’ve started to feel like we really want them now.”

 

With the desire to "include both of our birthstones," they came to ith to order custom-made rings.

A Pair with Distinctive Multi-Faceted Designs

The husband chose the "Tsuchime Fuyu." Being someone who wears glasses, he preferred a bold, textured design with large facets that would still be noticeable even when his glasses were off.

 

 

 

 

The wife, who favored a more delicate design, selected "Croccante."

She loved how the fine facets and the chiseled finish sparkled all around the ring.

 

 

 

 

Though the designs are distinct, both rings share the feature of multi-faceted textures, making them a complementary pair.

Birthstones Symbolizing the Couple’s Togetherness

The husband’s birthstone is ruby, and the wife’s is moonstone.

By setting both stones side by side on each of their rings, the design symbolizes the couple standing close together.

 

 

 

 

The wife, who enjoyed dispersed sparkle, added diamonds to her ring, enhancing the brilliance even further.

 

After going through a trial phase with sample rings, their wedding rings were finally completed.

 

Just like the birthstones set in the rings, I hope the couple will continue to support each other as they walk through life together.

 

Concierge: Sasaki

Umeda Atelier

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Wedding Rings Representing the Couple’s Bond with Birthstones