Bespoke wedding rings

Two wedding rings designed around your story,
created to accompany you over time with balance, comfort and meaning

Every couple experiences their promise differently. This is why wedding rings are not created from a pre-defined model, but from a design built around the people who will wear them.

Throughout the process, we will define shape, proportions, comfort, metal, finish and meaning together, so that every choice reflects the way you will wear your wedding rings, today and over the years to come.

I personally oversee every project, from the initial consultation to the delivery of the rings. The first meeting is to understand the most suitable direction, with no immediate decisions required.

A wedding ring will accompany you every day

A wedding ring worn every day accompanies you through gestures, habits and change.

Width, thickness and profile are designed in harmony with the hand and with the visual presence you want the ring to have.

This is why the project starts with your hands, your lifestyle, and the meaning you wish to cherish.

Preliminary sketches of bespoke oak-inspired wedding rings

Every wedding ring is born from a balance of aesthetics, comfort and meaning

Every choice is considered in relation to the others, so that form, comfort and meaning achieve a coherent balance before the rings are made.

Bespoke wedding rings resting on design drafts

Shape and proportion

Width, thickness and profile are designed in harmony with the hand and with the visual presence you want the ring to have.

Bespoke wedding ring worn on the hand

Everyday comfort

The inner profile, edges and weight are calibrated to make the wedding ring comfortable to wear every day, over time.

Bespoke wedding rings in various metal shades

Metal and finish

Metal, colour and surface define the character of the wedding ring and the way light meets matter.

Bespoke rose gold wave wedding rings

Symbol and meaning

A symbol, a texture or a hidden detail can translate your story into something to be treasured over time.

Each couple can start from a different point

There is no single way to design two wedding rings. Some couples begin with a simple form; others with a personal story, a symbol or a memory to cherish. The starting point may change. The method remains the same.

Two classic yellow gold wedding rings resting on a wooden log, surrounded by white flowers in a natural wedding setting.

Bespoke wedding rings

For those who want to begin with their own style and the way they will wear their wedding rings every day, defining shape, proportions, metal, finish and details.

A pair of narrative wedding rings in white gold with a blue sapphire, photographed on natural stone amongst white flowers.

Narrative wedding rings

For those who want the design to begin with their own story: a promise, a shared memory, a place or a symbol. The wedding rings give form to something that belongs to the couple alone.

How your bespoke wedding rings are made

From the initial consultation to delivery, every step is designed to help you visualise your rings, ensure they are comfortable to wear and make them true to what they represent.

1. First meeting and direction

Let's start with your style, your daily habits, the wedding rings you envision, and what you want to avoid. There's no need to come with a pre-defined project: the first discussion is to identify the most suitable direction.

2. Hand, proportions, and comfort

I assess the width, thickness, inner profile, weight and feel on the hand, so that each wedding ring is balanced, comfortable and suitable for everyday wear.

3. Metal, finish and details

The metal, colour, finish and details are chosen by considering aesthetics, everyday wear, maintenance and consistency with the overall design.

4. Defining the design

When the direction is clear, we define the proportions, lines, engravings, textures and any symbols. When useful, I use 3D design and physical prototypes to assess the result before the rings are crafted, especially for remote clients.

5. Crafting and delivery

I personally create and inspect the wedding rings at every stage. Upon delivery, I will explain the work carried out and how to care for your wedding rings properly over time.

Bespoke wedding rings being crafted at the goldsmith's bench

Before the wedding ring comes the design

Every wedding ring begins long before it is made

In this short video, I'll take you through my working method: from listening to the couple and developing the design, to defining shape, proportions, materials and details, through to crafting and delivery. The wedding rings you will find below are the result of this process.

Every starting point tells a different story

The creations you find here belong to my bespoke jewellery archive and can serve as inspiration for a new piece. They show how different tastes, promises and stories can lead to a different pair of wedding rings each time.

Bespoke wedding rings

A pair of personalised wedding rings begins with a bespoke design created for the people who will wear them. The shape, proportions, metal and details are defined around their style, habits and the presence they want the rings to have.

Traditional

The classic wedding ring, with proportions and comfort tailored to your hands

Faceted

A comfortable wedding ring, with details shaped by your own style and aesthetic preferences.

Fingerprints

The groom’s fingerprint on the bride’s wedding ring, and vice versa, like a seal.

Narrative wedding rings

A pair of narrative wedding rings begins with a true love story. A promise, a memory, a place, a word or a symbol becomes part of the design and guides the shape of the rings, allowing its meaning to be recognised and cherished across generations.

Gnosis

A story of inner knowledge, spiritual quest and understanding of the self and the divine.

Embroideries of Love

A true story: a disputed jewellery box, a negotiation, and an unexpected journey that ended in love and wedding rings.

The Sea

The sea: the place where they met, where their love grew, and where their promise became marriage.

Before choosing your wedding rings, it helps to have a clear direction

The first meeting is about focusing on what truly matters to you: appearance, comfort, materials, meaning and how you will wear your wedding rings every day.

The first step is simply to understand the possibilities, with no obligation.

Bespoke wedding rings with measuring tools at the goldsmith's bench
Couple during the "Goldsmiths for a Day" experience in the goldsmith's workshop

Bespoke wedding rings, with or without the atelier experience

We meet to create a pair of wedding rings, but we also create memories that will last

You can focus entirely on the bespoke design of your wedding rings or, if you wish, also experience part of their creation in my workshop. The bespoke process includes consultation, the study of shape, proportions, comfort, materials and finishes, followed by the craftsmanship of the rings. Goldsmith for a Day is a separate and optional experience in which you take part in selected stages of the work, guided step by step.

To dedicate the necessary time to each couple, I reserve a limited number of dates each year for this experience.

Frequently asked questions about bespoke wedding rings

It is best to have the first consultation well in advance. The project should begin at least a few months before the wedding, allowing enough time to design the wedding rings carefully, consider every detail and make any necessary adjustments before they are made.

No. Some couples choose identical wedding rings, others prefer different proportions, finishes or details. What matters is that each ring reflects the person wearing it and the meaning the couple wishes to express.

Yes. Every project can include engravings, textures, symbols or carefully considered details, provided they remain coherent with the design and legible over time.

In some cases, yes. During the initial meeting, I assess whether the available material is suitable for the new project or whether it would be better valued as part of an exchange.

Yes. Those who wish can add the Goldsmiths for a Day experience to the process and take part in creating their wedding rings in the atelier, guided step by step.

Yes. I also work with couples living in other cities or abroad through remote consultations and a design process tailored to each couple's needs.

Generally, around thirty minutes. This time is dedicated to listening to your ideas, exploring the design possibilities and answering your questions, with no obligation to proceed and in complete confidence.

Your wedding rings deserve a design built around you

Every couple arrives with a different story, different needs and different wishes. 

Our first meeting is a time for me to listen to what you imagine, explore the design possibilities and identify together the direction that feels most appropriate for your wedding rings. I personally oversee every project, from our first conversation to the delivery of the rings.

No immediate decisions are required, only the time needed to begin in the right direction.