The wood-like pattern of these Damascus steel wedding bands is framed by a white gold border. Dark steel sections and light gold edges initially create a cool color effect. A champagne-colored diamond in the women’s ring adds a warm tone. The design is by Joachim Bartz / Wagebundt.
The multi-layered steel structure is machined, etched, and blackened. This brings out the wood-like grain. Fine waves and irregular lines run across the ring’s surface. They are an inherent part of the material and vary with each ring produced.
The white gold edges form a clear boundary against the understated, matte Damascus surface. Their polished surface reflects light differently than the pattern. Even without a rich gold color, the distinction between the precious metal and the steel remains clearly visible.
The diamond is set in a white gold setting on this women’s ring. Its warm hue is surrounded by the light-colored metal and stands out against the dark steel pattern. The pattern, setting, and stone combine to create a design whose individual details reveal themselves upon close inspection.
For cleaning, we recommend using a soft cloth and handling the ring with care. Abrasive cleaners or attempting to polish the ring yourself may alter the surface finish. If you wish to have the ring refinished or resized, please consult us beforehand so we can assess the options for this specific material combination.
At Wiesner – The Goldsmiths in Beilstein, we’ll be happy to advise you on this model. Please include the item number TR-DS-JB-3198 in your inquiry. Together, we’ll determine the ring size, the desired finish, and answer any questions you may have regarding the crafting process.
You can find additional samples and material combinations in our Damascus steel ring collection. The “Unique Wedding Rings” category offers an overview of other distinctive ring designs.
