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Paul recently created a pair of matching wedding rings for a couple who were inspired by a set of rings Paul made two years ago.

The original couple asked Paul to replicate a pattern carved into the ancient entrance rock at Newgrange, Ireland. According to Wikipedia, this ancient rock has been described as “one of the most famous stones in the entire repertory of megalithic art.”

They decided to have matching rings made out of their own gold and each with one diamond.

This past spring, a second couple saw the picture of these wedding rings on our website and loved them! They wanted something similar, but found their inspiration in the waves of the ocean. They chose white sapphires for their center stones and small blue sapphires randomly spaced around the bands. Their rings were made in 14 karat white gold.

You certainly can see how the first set of rings inspired the second set, but you also can see that each couple has their own distinct ring design.

A few years ago, Paul created a similar type of band by carving acanthus leaves into a man’s wedding ring and texturing the ring beside the leaves. This also was a custom ring – the customer’s idea and Paul’s creative energy.

Bring your ideas to Paul, and he will create them for you in your choice of white or yellow gold, platinum or palladium, with or without gemstones, your stones or ours.