Mokume Gane / Silver Copper Material / Mokume Gane Ring / Wood Grain Metal / Diamond / Custom Wedding Ring

Mokume Gane, originating from Japanese sword-making techniques over 400 years ago, involves layering and fusing different metals. Through repeated processes of annealing, forging, twisting, filing, drilling, and rolling, the surface develops rich variations in pattern due to color differences and the aforementioned techniques. Each piece's pattern is unique, often cherished as special craft collectibles or wedding rings in Japan, Europe, and America. [Materials] Silver, Copper [Dimensions] Band width approx. 4-4.2 mm, thickness approx. 2 mm This item is custom-made and will be slightly adjusted according to the ordered ring size to ensure the best fit and appearance. [Surface Treatment] Outer pattern with acid etching + sandblasted matte finish, inner band with mirror polish. ▼Important Notes ◎ This product is custom-ordered. Please confirm your ring size and receive a quote before placing your order. The average production time is approximately 3-4 weeks, depending on the current workload. If you have urgent requirements or specific deadlines, please message the designer to confirm feasibility before ordering ^^. ◎ This is a custom product. The actual production proportions and quote will be confirmed separately after discussion with the client. ◎ Laser engraving service is available for an additional fee, offering the most refined results currently achievable. [Ring Size Measurement] Method 1: Use a previous ring and measure its inner diameter, e.g., 16.5mm. Method 2: Contact the designer to order a ring, and we will provide you with a ring sizer. Method 3: Visit our studio to measure your ring size (this is the most accurate method). Method 4: Visit a jeweler or jewelry store to measure your "International Size" or try on rings to determine your size, then inform the designer of your International Size number. [Product Packaging] Elegant gift box, thick zip-lock storage pouch, silver polishing cloth. [Origin/Manufacturing Method] Handcrafted in Taiwan, limited edition craft item.