Mokume Gane Wedding Rings Sipo

Four precious metals forged into Mokume Gane wedding rings

Goldsmith Markus Wiesner forged these beautiful Mokume Gane wedding rings from four precious metals: yellow gold, red gold, palladium and silver. For this pair of rings, too, it was the bridal couple's wish and idea how the precious metals should be put together. Often, in this way, completely new and beautiful rings are developed in dialogue between the master goldsmith and the bride and groom, which we then gladly adopt as the basic pattern for our collection. What is particularly exciting about this combination of precious metals is that the overall impression is a completely different perception of colour than one would expect when mentally laying out the individual precious metals. Thus, once again, a great unique pair was created.

Diamonds. Well done, always a feast for the eyes in wedding rings.

The lines of diamonds meander beautifully through the mokume gane pattern of the ladies' ring. In between, a princess cut diamond. In keeping with the mokume gane pattern, we have set the square stone diagonally in the ring and between the brilliant-cut lines. When choosing diamond sizes and positions, it is very important not to overwhelm or even distract from the basic and very beautiful pattern of the Mokume Gane. For this reason we use very small diamonds for the stone lines. Masterfully set by the jeweller, they adorn the ladies' wedding ring with their irresistible sparkle and glitter in a very special way.

The details of this wedding ring pair at a glance:

750 yellow gold | 585 red gold | 500 palladium | 925 silver
The ring width 7 and 8 mm. The profile height 2 mm
The ring profile is slightly curved on the inside and outside
In the ladies' ring a 0.10 carat princess cut diamond, as well as 32 brilliant-cut diamonds, each 0.005 carat TW flawless
Hand-forged seamless wedding rings in the art of Japanese forging

Colourful Mokume Gane wedding rings

Just as the Mokume Gane technique can be used to create wedding rings in simple shades of white and grey, it is also possible to forge rings with a special radiance for bridal couples with a penchant for colour. Often, the most wonderful new discoveries of possible patterns are revealed as soon as the play of precious metal colours is given free rein. Through the thickness of the lines and the various arrangements of the layers, the rings always take on a completely new character. This is why we, and also our bridal couples, find the Mokume Gane so particularly exciting. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)