Creating a Purple Wedding Ring
Who would ever think that it is possible to buy purple wedding rings? This week we added to our slowly growing range of coloured wedding rings. Created from solid Zirconium, each ring is created specially to order for every client. Zirconium is very similar to Titanium. But there is a difference. Unlike Titanium, Zirconium can be anodised with various colours. Purple wedding rings give a very vivid, iridescent glow from laser-engraved detail applied to the ring.
Variations of Purple Wedding Rings
We can apply any pattern, design or detail to the surface of a Zirconium wedding ring. This pattern can be coloured purple with dramatic effect. It is not possible to anodise the surface of the ring itself. Owing to the layer thin anodised surface, the colour would wear away. Instead, create purple wedding rings with the colour within detail. Alternatively, we add the colour to the inside of the ring as featured in our ‘Denim Blue’ and ‘Blue Wave’ wedding ring designs.
Vibrant wedding ring colours work well with a coloured wardrobe
Purple rings are not just wedding rings
Purple wedding rings are not expensive. For this reason, many buy purple rings to wear every day and for special occasions. Furthermore, coloured jewellery can be matched to clothing to match as colour-themed accessories.
Worn not just as a wedding ring, purple rings match clothing as a styling accessory.
Purple Wedding Rings with Purple Engagement Rings
Purple wedding rings match wonderfully to purple gemstones. Most noteworthy, Amethyst—February’s Birthstone is a perfect complement to a purple wedding band.
For anyone looking for a slim purple wedding ring, or a specific design, we are happy to offer any guidance needed. Please contact a member of our friendly team today.
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.
