Ocean-Themed Engagement Rings & The Kraken Ring

Octopus diamond engagement ring, ocean inspired engagement ring design, the Kraken Ring.

Nautically Inspired – The Kraken Diamond Engagement Ring

For anyone searching for a maritime-inspired engagement ring, there is no greater inspiration than the Ocean itself. Over the years, we have modelled and crafted a diverse collection of diamond engagement rings. From wave-patterned ring styles to designs inspired by marine life. It was, therefore, fitting that we were approached to create an ‘Octopus styled diamond engagement ring’ that we dubbed the Kraken ring. This name was taken from the mythical giant sea creature featured in ancient tales told by mariners.

Our first sketches took inspiration from the legendary texts of Jules Verne with inspiration from mythical beasts of the sea, crafted in luxurious precious metals with the sparkle of diamonds.

Ocean themed ring set.
Ocean-themed ring design—bespoke Kraken diamond ring set.

Designing the Kraken Ring

The Kraken engagement ring design was created digitally using CAD design. Following a brief from our client, we provided a detailed quote to create the ring. In addition to the engagement ring itself, we created a matching-shaped wedding ring set with diamonds.

CAD engagement ring design of the Kraken ring style.

CAD designs shown to our client ahead of making the ring

Remodelling existing jewellery

The Kraken ring was another great example of jewellery re-modelling, where we repurposed diamonds from an existing ring. Recycling is a very big part of the work we do. Working with ethically sourced materials, most of our commissions include recycled or ethically sourced precious metals and gemstones. In addition to the larger central diamond, the Octopus-themed engagement ring included a matching-shaped wedding ring set with smaller diamonds enclosed within each sucker of the tentacle.

View the Kraken Octopus diamond engagement ring on our website

The Octopus engagement ring set with a central diamond

Creating the shaped wedding ring

Another important service offered by our team ensures a perfectly matching wedding ring for any engagement ring. Almost any setting or ring design can be worked around. Uniquely styled, the Octopus-shaped wedding ring featured re-purposed diamonds and faithfully fits within the Kraken engagement ring design forming a perfect bridal set. You can view more examples of our custom shaped wedding rings on our website.

View the Octopus diamond wedding ring on the Serendipity Diamonds website

Octopus shaped diamond wedding ring

Do you have an idea for a custom-made diamond engagement ring?

If you have an idea for a custom-made engagement ring, it does not necessarily need to be ocean-themed. Our experienced, friendly team will guide you from your first contact all of the way through to the completed ring. All information is provided on a no-obligation basis, and we work with clients Worldwide. For clients in the UK, we are on-hand in our Ryde showroom, where visitors can arrange a one-to-one appointment to discuss their requirements and get expert help.

Ocean Inspired Amethyst & Diamond Ring

Ocean inspired Amethyst and diamond ring on purple silk background.

We created an Ocean-inspired Amethyst and diamond rings design based on our high-demand Kraken ring design. On this occasion, we crafted a similar design set with an octagonal Amethyst between round brilliant-cut diamonds. As part of our bespoke design process, we created the design using CAD software, working around specific gemstones for our client.

About Mark Johnson

My name is Mark and I'm founder at Serendipity Diamonds. By day you'll find me working in our showroom—in a variety of roles. My work (which I love) ranges from photographing jewellery, to writing blog posts and helping clients with my colleagues Drina, Emily and Debbie.

About Mark Johnson

My name is Mark and I'm founder at Serendipity Diamonds. By day you'll find me working in our showroom—in a variety of roles. My work (which I love) ranges from photographing jewellery, to writing blog posts and helping clients with my colleagues Drina, Emily and Debbie.