925 Sterling Silver Wedding Rings

Say yes to the one you love and make you special day complete with my assay hallmarked Sterling Silver wedding rings or stacker ring sets made to order.
 
I have been making wedding rings for many years and I pride myself in the complete bespoke service I offer. From the moment you first get in contact I want you to be as much a part of the process as me. I will guide you through everything you need, I am ready to answer any questions and you can contact me anytime. Weddings are very important memories and that’s why you employ a photographer so in years to come you can look back on that special day. For that reason I provide photo and video updates of you ring being made so you can enjoy the experience over and over again.
 
 
A wedding band is a ring you will hopefully wear for the rest of your life so it needs to be perfect in every way. Sometimes you know exactly what type of ring you want but if you are unsure or need a hand I can help. I have put together a few simple steps that should make the decision a bit easier.
 
 
1 - Choose the band (shank) profile:
 
A) Round.
B) Square.
C) Triangle.
D) D shape.
E) Flat.
 
2 - Decide on a width:
 
3 - What type of finish?
 
Highly Polished
Hammered Effect
Matt
 
4 - Provide your ring size.
 
See 'Ring Sizing' below
 
5 - Leave the rest to me.
 
Complete bespoke service. Prices vary depending on your requirements but commission wedding bands start at £250 including consultations, updates throughout the process, stage photos of the ring being made, hallmarking costs, delivery etc.
 
Once the design has been agreed I will ask for a 50% non refundable deposit to cover the initial costs.
 
Plain bands take roughly 4 weeks to complete and anything more bespoke 6-8weeks.
 
Please use the ‘contact me’ option for more information or if you are looking for something slightly different.
 
 
Ring Sizing
If you are unsure what ring size you are the best thing to do is pop to a local high street jeweller. Most will be happy to measure your finger free of charge. If that’s not possible you can buy a relatively inexpensive home sizing guide but use these with caution and as a guide only as they can be inaccurate. Also, see if you have a ring that fits the finger you have in mind and measure the internal diameter (side to side at the widest point) in millimetres. Alternatively there are a couple of phone ring sizing apps available. Always get in touch if you are in any doubt. We want to make sure your new ring is the right size and perfectly comfortable.