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Article: Wedding Rings

Women putting on her husbands 18ct gold tungsten wedding ring

Wedding Rings

Men's wedding rings weren’t made to last forever. They bend, they scratch, they fade, and before long, they’re tucked away in a drawer instead of worn on your hand. That never made much sense to me. So when it came to this campaign, we thought about all the real life moments your ring’s actually meant to handle: lifting, working, living, the everyday stuff. But if you know us, you already know that’s what we’re about. 

So, we kept it simple. We went back to that first feeling, the moment you put it on and everything just feels right. The weight of it on your finger. The memory that settles in with it. For me, jewellery’s always been about that; marking a moment and carrying it with you. When something means that much, it deserves to last.

Bride and groom sitting down in their hotel room. Women is wearing her veil and man's hand in resting on her lap. He's wearing a mens gold tungsten wedding band

Man in black tuxedo wedding suit wearing a black tungsten wedding ring

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