Showing posts with label dinosaur ring. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dinosaur ring. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 19, 2014

These are a few of my favorite RINGS!



Wedding season is right around the corner, and a lot of people out there are getting to work designing their wedding bands. But with all of those options out there, what is the right set for you? Do you stick to something traditional? Simply? Do both rings have to match? To help you think of a few idea's we thought we would share with you some of our favorite wedding bands.
First there are the matching sets.  A classic and beautiful idea, if the two of you can decide on something you both will want to wear!

Some people like to take the more free and fun route. They prefer to create rings that says something about them selves, but with a unifying idea or material between the two rings.




But no matter what you decide to do, we know you will create some rings you love!



Friday, June 15, 2012

Dinosaur Ring




Here's a recent ring commission for you, a fossilized piece of a T-Rex skull inlaid into Ancient Kauri wood. The wood is from a pre-historic Kauri forest that grew 50,000 years ago  and was preserved in the last Ice Age under the surface of the North Island of New Zealand. The T-rex had a massive skull that was balanced by it's large tail.

Rex translates in latin to King, making this a ring for a king.