This pair by Joachim Bartz / Wagebundt combines a black-and-silver damask pattern with 585 white gold. The more delicate ring features seven brilliant-cut diamonds set in a channel setting. The larger ring highlights the continuous damask pattern.
The light white gold sections extend the cool effect of the steel. Thus, the contrast arises primarily from the pattern, luster, and stones. The wood-like lines appear free-flowing and irregular, while the white gold band and the row of stones form a clear, orderly arrangement.
The brilliant-cut diamonds are set between the edges of the channel setting. Their light reflections complement the darker damask areas. The stone setting plays its own role in the design without detracting from the wood-like pattern, which remains a unifying feature of the ring pair.
The curved outer shape gives the rings a softer contour. On the inside, they are domed and polished. This unifies the pattern and the precious metal into a single form, the effect of which is visible when viewed from the side as well as from above.
For cleaning, we recommend using a soft cloth and handling the rings gently. Abrasive cleaners or attempting to repolish them yourself can alter the surface finish. If you’d like to have the rings 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-3498 in your inquiry. Together, we’ll determine the ring size, the desired design, and answer any questions you may have about the manufacturing process.
You can find additional samples and material combinations in our Damascus steel rings collection. The “Unique Wedding Rings” category offers an overview of other special ring designs.
