WEDDING RINGS WORTHING

If you have an engagement ring that does not fit with a straight wedding ring, you’ll need a fitted wedding ring. 

Finding a wedding ring that fits perfectly with your engagement ring and is the right width and has the right profile is practically impossible. 

The solution is to have it designed and made for you. 

At Aurum designer-jewellers, we specialise in creating bespoke wedding rings., and many of the rings we are commissioned to make are designed specifically to fit the customer’s engagement ring. 

Alternative terms for this type of ring  include Curved,  Curve-to-fit and Shaped weding rings.

We work in platinum, gold, and palladium. 

Finding a wedding ring that complements your engagement ring perfectly can be difficult. 

However many rings you look at, it could be that none looks quite right with your engagement ring. 

The answer is to commission a bespoke wedding ring. This allows you to specify every aspect of the design. 

Aurum individually designs and makes wedding rings to individual requirements. We are experts in creating wedding rings specifically to complement the customer’s engagement ring.

Ideally, the two rings should look like they were designed and made together as a matching pair.

They need to have features in common. If you want the wedding ring to be wider than your engagement ring, the thickness and the profile or cross-section of the band can still match. 

If you want diamonds they can match the stones in the engagement ring. 

Book a free design consultation to discuss some possibilities.

To commission a bespoke wedding ring it is best to speak directly to a skilled goldsmith or jewellery designer. 

Aurum Designer-Jewellers specialise in producing bespoke wedding rings.

The process starts with a design consultation at their showroom. 

You’ll meet one of the goldsmiths from the on-site workshop. 

Our job is to discover your exact requirements. 

We’ll ask lots of questions, and from your answers we’ll gradually piece together the specifications for the wedding ring that will be perfect for you. 

If you have an engagement ring we’ll need to see it and take measurements so that we can design the wedding ring in exactly the right proportions.

 You’ll be offered all the advice you need to make informed choices about all aspects of the design. 

There is no obligation, but if you do decide to order we’ll require a 25% deposit.

There are various things that you should consider when choosing the metal for your wedding ring. If you want a gold wedding ring you have a choice of 22ct, 18ct, and 9ct gold. 

The numbers denote the number of parts of pure gold out of 24 in the alloy.

22ct gold is the purest and the softest. It has a rich colour, but it is not the best choice for anyone with a manual job or an active lifestyle. 

9ct gold has only 9/24 pure gold, and contains a lot of silver and copper, resulting in a paler colour. 

18ct gold is the alloy favoured by good jewellers. 

With 18/24 pure gold it has an attractive yellow colour and is tough enough for everyday wear.

If you prefer a white (silvery) metal, you have more metals to choose from.

White gold is made by mixing pure gold with a white metal such as palladium. White gold has a yellowish tinge and jewellery in this metal is usually electro-plated with rhodium to make it look whiter.

Unfortunately, rhodium plating wears off quite quickly, revealing the true colour of the white gold beneath.

Platinum is the best white metal.

 It is very tough and hard wearing, and because it is naturally white it does not require rhodium-plating. 

Platinum’s density gives it a luxurious hefty feel.

There are other metals available such as Palladium and Titanium, and we are always happy to discuss metal characteristics as well as your personal preferences and lifestyle in order to help you decide which will be the best metal for your wedding ring.

In the same way that a made to measure suit will fit you better than an off-the-peg version,  a ring that is made to your specifications will be just how you want it.

You won't be limited to  a choice of widths and thicknesses offered by a manufacturer.  

You'll also be able to specify the profile.  In fact, every aspect of the design is up to you.

Dealing with a jewellery designer rather than a retailer of mass-produced rings opens up all sorts of possibilities.

Even if your ring is of a perfectly straightforward classic design, by making lots of small design decisions will men that your ring is unique to you.