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Aurum designer-jewellers has been designing and making unique custom-made men's wedding rings for clients across the UK since 1985.
Whether it's a classic plain band or something totally different, we create your ring just how you want it.
Your ring is individually designed and handmade just for you.
Get involved in the design process.
Come and discuss possibilities ideas with one of our talented goldsmiths.
Many men are not really jewellery wearers.
If your wedding ring is going to be your first, and possibly, your only piece of jewellery, why not make the most of the opportunity to make a statement?
Express your personality with a unique ring that you helped to design.
Unlike most aspects of your wedding, your wedding ring is not just for your big day. It will stay on your finger for the rest of your life.
That's why we feel it is so important that your wedding ring is perfect for you.
It's nice to know that nobody is wearing a ring quite like yours. (Except, maybe, your partner!)
Even if you want a perfectly plain wedding ring, there are still ways you can make it unique to you.
With mass-produced rings your choice is limited to standard widths, depths and profiles. When you opt for a made-to measure wedding ring you can specify all of the dimensions, as well as the profile, or cross-section, and of course, the finish.
Many couples like the idea of matching wedding rings. If both partners have the same taste they could have rings that are virtually identical, but scaled to fit the hand and the finger-size.
However if partners have different tastes, we look for design elements that appeal to both of them.
It might be just the material, or some design feature that will mark them out as a pair.
Often, a bride will have a dainty ring set with diamonds, and the groom, a chunkier version without diamonds.
If you think you are likely to damage a plain wedding ring, why not consider a texture?
A manual job, or just an active lifestyle can mess-up the surface of a wedding ring. Surface damage shows up most on a perfectly plain ring.
A rough surface treatment, such as a hammered finish, will help to disguise any knocks and scuffs.
Some men opt for a textured wedding ring just because they like the look.
to get the creative juices flowing.
We have grouped them into eight broad categories, but we often make rings that fall into none or these styles, and others that could fit into two or more. Many of the wedding rings shown on this website are are men's rings.
multi-banded wedding rings in different metals
Striking and slightly unconventional
Unique Men's diamond wedding rings
The first step is to call for a brief initial chat.
Since 1985 we have made wedding rings for thousands of couples.
Why not book a design consultations to discuss some possibilites for your ring?
You'll speak with someone who actually makes rings.
Our advice is totally Free and without obligation.
We have decades of experience of creating bespoke wedding rings, and when you come for a consultation, one of our talented designer-goldsmiths will lead you gently through the whole design process.
You can have as much creative input as you wish in the design of your wedding ring.
Whether you have a specific design in mind, or are searching for inspiration, we'll start by listening to your brief.
You can take ideas from all sorts of places and we'll work them into the design of your ring.
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.
It depends.
At Aurum designer-jewellers we specialise in creating custom made wedding rings in platinum, gold, and palladium.
We offer a free design consultation at our showroom. This is an opportunity to meet one of the goldsmiths from our workshop to discuss ideas for your wedding ring.
When you opt for a bespoke wedding ring you have control over every aspect of the design.
There are lots of points to discuss, and many small decisions to be made.
If you have an engagement ring your wedding ring should be designed to complement it.
We give you all the advice you need to design a ring that is perfect for you.
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