Are you one of those brave men and women on the verge of saying yes? Are you looking for uniqueness? Then you have reached the right website!

We design your custom rings together. Choose the material, the width of the ring, the polished, aged or matte finish. Explain to me which concept you want your wedding rings to collect, which symbol unites you or simply what shape and finish you like. From there we make a budget without commitment.

I suggest you design yourselves (or be part of the manufacturing process) the jewel that will walk the path next to you, the one that will be filled with experiences and memories. The treasure that will accompany you every day all your life.

Here I present two sets of custom wedding bands hanmade at the MeriTomasa's Treasures Factory, and specifically in this post I focus on silver alliances with gold brush strokes.

Celtic Wedding Rings Mo Anam Cara

This young couple was looking for some celtic style wedding rings, somewhat rustic and aged and where the metal craftsmanship was clearly seen. They wanted the alliances to be made up of the phrase Mo Anam Cara (in Celtic it means My Soul Mate) and the Claddagh symbol, a crowned heart held by two hands (symbol of love, friendship and loyalty).

The silver finish is aged, torn by the burin in the recesses, and polished in the upper areas. The crowned heart is gold to add a touch of color to the rings and enrich this symbol:

Sterling silver and 18 kt gold. Manresa, 2013.

And we also made the matching earrings for the bride, with the Claddagh symbol. Together with the alliances I have modeled the two hands in sterling silver, as well as the base of the earring, and soldered the crowned hearts in the center. The finish is also aged by the recesses and polished by the upper parts, as well as the craftsman's work on the metal is clearly shown:

Personalized earrings with pressure closure. Sterling silver and 18 kt gold. Manresa, 2013.

Modern alliances «More and less»

On this occasion the bride and groom were looking for modern wedding rings. They liked the idea of playing with the positive and the negative. They wanted wide hoops, finished in aged silver and a touch of gold. So in the feminine ring we put three 18K gold granules set as a precious stone. And in the men's ring three gold concavities embedded in silver. Getting the plus and minus, matching the full with the void.

All about a hammered texture in oxidized silver with glitter, polished interior and gold parts.

Sterling silver and 18K gold. Manresa, 2012.