Wedding rings black | blackened | mokume gane | hammered

Black wedding rings | Long in trend | Now also in Mokume Gane

As an answer to a multitude of black materials such as carbon, tantalum, or ceramic, we have developed a pair of wedding rings based on our wedding ring model Iroko, in which the silver layers are blackened. Since blackening silver is a patina, it can fade somewhat in everyday wear, depending on the strain. To delay this process as much as possible, the silver is well below the surface of the ring.

Why not wedding rings made of tantalum, or carbon?

Since it is one of the essential characteristics of wedding rings that they can be adapted to changing ring sizes in the course of life, we have remained with the familiar and proven precious metal. Subsequent changes to the ring widths are not possible at all with carbon rings, and only to a limited extent with tantalum.

Iroko black wedding rings and their characteristics

• Materials: Palladium and silver
• Ring size and width: made to measure
• Ring widths can be changed later
• Silver can be re-blackened
• Seamless production | all-round pattern