So this lovely couple contacted me...each one separately. They have their 25th wedding anniversary today. First the husband contacted me and asked me to make a spinner ring for his wife. A few days later the wife contacted me and asked me to make the same spinner ring for her hubby! And they were both doing this as a surprise for each other. It was a LOT of fun keeping their secret from each other, conspiring, coordinating, sneaking behind their backs to make sure they had the right messages on the rings, and that the rings looked very similar :-))). The 831 on their rings is a code that has a special meaning for them both. The gold spinner and the silver spinner symbolize the masculine and the feminine...thereby signifying them both.
This is the wife's ring:
And this is the husband's ring:
Both are made with Argentium Sterling Silver sheet, sterling silver wire, and 14K Gold-filled wire. And I have stamped the messages on them.
Hubby also gave his wifey a pair of earrings...these are made of absolutely clear quartz crystal drops, and sterling silver. I antiqued the silver black and tumble polished it for high shine.
This is the wife's ring:
And this is the husband's ring:
Both are made with Argentium Sterling Silver sheet, sterling silver wire, and 14K Gold-filled wire. And I have stamped the messages on them.
Hubby also gave his wifey a pair of earrings...these are made of absolutely clear quartz crystal drops, and sterling silver. I antiqued the silver black and tumble polished it for high shine.
6 comments:
That is So cool that they both contacted you!! They are gorgeous rings and will no doubt be absolutely thrilled. You are one special jeweler :-)
Gorgeous rings! I love the symmetry of the couple each ordering one for the other. Very Dear!
THese are deeply personal rings!! The concave design and spinners allow for such personal touches and stampings to be added. These are a treasure and I feel many people will be drawn to them!
Awesome Swati!!
Thank you Shay, Christine, Mary! :-)))
I love the spinner rings. I made one in a class and had so much fun. You make great jewelry!
Thank you Valerie! :-))
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