Think of your future wedding ring as a blank canvas. A plain wedding ring waiting to be transformed – limited only by your imagination. Advances in state-of-the-art laser engraving have opened up infinite possibilities when it comes to adding customisation to a wedding ring.
Diamond setting, machine patterning and a variety of finishes stand as complementary services or alternatives to the engraved wedding ring.
The following are just three inspiring examples of ways to transform a wedding ring.
The Original Fingerprint Wedding Ring
In our previous post we explained how to commission a fingerprint wedding ring to achieve the truly unique fingerprint pattern on the surface of a wedding ring. Fingerprint engraving is a wonderful way of capturing unique individual detail with aesthetic texture and contrast to the mirror polished surface of a ring. Over the years we have perfected the process from start to finish – each commission giving the wearer a one-of-a-kind wedding ring that goes way beyond regular customisation.
The Wedding Vow Ring
We created the wedding vow ring to carry wedding vows or meaningful words on each ring. Crafting carefully chosen wording in one of many writing styles transforms a pair of plain wedding rings. Captured on each ring, vows will never be forgotten, always in hand. For many couples, once spoken, the wedding vows or promises are not easily remembered, but to carry them as part of your wedding ring is a truly unique approach to personalisation.
The Diamond Scatter Wedding Ring
The diamond scatter ring combines a random explosion of flush set diamonds, polished indents and polished drill holes to create a truly unique ring style. The arrangement and size of diamonds can be varied for a unique ring style that transforms each ring far beyond regular customisation. As part of our bespoke wedding ring service, the diamond scatter wedding ring is strikingly different, deviating from the engraved wedding ring styles, and available on many alternative wedding ring shapes.
About Mark Johnson
My name is Mark and I'm founder at Serendipity Diamonds. I have 30 years or experience in polished diamonds and jewellery. Today, I work with an expert team in our Isle of Wight jewellery showroom located in Ryde. Most of my work involves helping clients in our showroom, working on our two websites and photographing jewellery commissions.
