Mokume Gane (K Gold / Tourmaline) Wedding Ring Wood Grain Gold Mokume Gane Wedding Ring Customization (Single Piece)

~~ The availability of tourmaline in specific colors and sizes for this design may vary. Please confirm and discuss with the designer before placing your order. ^^ If you'd like to explore other gemstone colors, feel free to let me know. ~ Mokume Gane, originating from Japanese sword-making craftsmanship over 400 years ago, involves layering and fusing different metals. Through repeated processes of annealing, forging, twisting, filing, drilling, and rolling, the surface of the metal develops rich textural variations due to color differences and the aforementioned techniques. Each piece's pattern is unique, often cherished in Japan as special craft collections or wedding rings. ~~ The availability of tourmaline in specific colors and sizes for this design may vary. Please confirm and discuss with the designer before placing your order. ^^ If you'd like to explore other gemstone colors, feel free to let me know. ~ Materials: 18K Rose Gold, SHAKUDO (Gold-Copper Alloy Formula), Tourmaline Size: Approx. 2.2mm thickness, 5.8mm width. Actual production will be adjusted based on client's ring size proportions after discussion. ◎ Due to recent surges in international gold prices, please message us first to confirm your size. A personalized order page will be created for you with the final proportions and quote after our discussion. ~~ ◎ For engraving services, or to include the studio's production year and item number, the artist can arrange for laser engraving (currently the most refined method). The cost is approximately 500. ◎ Ring Size Measurement: Method 1: Use a previous ring and measure its inner diameter. For example: 16.5mm Method 2: Visit a jeweler or jewelry store to measure your "international size" and provide the number or inner diameter in mm. Method 3: Wrap wire around your finger to a comfortable fit, then straighten and measure the wire's length. Method 4: Tightly wrap a measuring tape or cloth tape around the base of your finger and note the measurement. Method 5: Cut a strip of paper, wrap it snugly around the base of your finger, then unroll and measure the length. For example: 6.85 cm (this method may be prone to measurement errors). Method 6: Visit the studio directly to have your ring size measured (this is the most accurate method, of course). Origin/Manufacturing Method Extremely limited small-batch handmade customization, Made in Taiwan, Traditional Japanese Craftsmanship Origin/Manufacturing Method Extremely limited small-batch handmade customization, Made in Taiwan, Traditional Japanese Craftsmanship