Polished surfaces meet sand matt millings; different metals and colours merge into a new unit; imaginative patterns seem to tell stories. Select the classification of your rings, be it single-coloured, bi-coloured or a combination of 3 high-contrast alloys.

The colour and mixture of the precious metal is called the alloy. Since none of the precious metals used (gold, palladium, platinum) is suitable for further processing in its raw state, they must be mixed into an optimum alloy by adding further metals. This is also what gives them their colour. While fine gold has a yellow hue on its own, adding silver, chrome or platinum metals can remove the colour and the result is what’s known as white gold, not to be confused with silver. In this way, alloys are created by melting two or more metals together, which does not serve the purpose of stretching, but for better further processing and to vary the colour. This diversity allows you to choose exactly the alloy that best suits your personal taste or requirements.

A 333/gold alloy contains 33.3% fine gold. Since this alloy consists of a large proportion of by-metals such as silver, it is particularly porous, susceptible to scratches and the colour can also fade. We therefore recommend an alloy that is at least half gold, such as our 585 gold alloys.

Different shades of gold are achieved depending on the composition of the alloy. To ensure that our high-quality white gold alloys with a high gold content still have the pure white colour and the golden yellow does not show through, they are coated with an additional layer of rhodium. This coating may wear away somewhat through everyday contact, but it can be redipped at any time.

With the help of our trained specialist staff and our modern machinery, we are able to offer you engravings inside, outside and on the side of the ring. We can carry this out according to your wishes – either to your individual design or from a variety of our templates.

If you opt for an engraving on the inside, you can choose between two different methods. One is the diamond engraving, where you can have two different fonts and a selection of special characters. On the other hand there is laser engraving, which uses four standard fonts to engrave various special characters or can completely fulfil your individual wishes.

Engraving the outside and side of a ring is only possible as laser engraving, whereby their variance opens up countless possibilities.

Even though we are one of the largest wedding ring manufacturers in Europe, we do not keep wedding rings in stock, but instead we only manufacture them when we receive the order from your jeweller.

This means that each individual ring has a special design, which is only created once you make your decision. This means that we can be completely flexible and allows us to fulfil almost any wish. This is the reason why our catalogues and homepage only show an excerpt from our portfolio and serve only as a source of inspiration. Each ring can be individually modified according to technical feasibility, meaning all rings are also available in all alloys, whether it be yellow gold or platinum, wider or narrower, stronger or an extra stone. Your jeweller will configure your individual ring.