A Pair of Romantic Platinum Wedding Rings from Our Workshop

In earlier times, jewellery always had a meaning and conveyed a message. Rings with two interlocking right hands, for example, were already symbols of love and friendship in ancient times. They are still known today in the goldsmith's art under the term "fede" rings, from the Italian "mani in fede" (roughly: "hands in faith"). These rings were gifts between lovers and were intended to express their togetherness. This motif was revived in the Renaissance. Some early examples have been preserved in the museums of decorative arts; the Victoria & Albert Museum in London, for example, has a small selection that you should definitely take a look at. A beautiful example is the ring with the inventory number M204-1975 from the 15th century. In our search for beautiful inspiration for our goldsmiths, we liked the idea of rings with two hands, not least because they are so catchy and expressive. So our goldsmith, inspired by historical feather rings, designed and produced a ring that we offer in yellow gold, rose gold and platinum. Here is a pair of rings in platinum. You can find all other variants under this link.

Schätzpreis:€2,380

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