Never has a single, thin strip of wood brought such impact as when it is placed against brilliant white gold and a single, beautifully-cut half-carat diamond. It never appears to be a traditional ring even at a quick glance, just as its wearer is clearly beyond the traditional herself, but when observed more closely, both ring and wearer respect tradition, build upon it. It’s an interpretation of the traditional, not an eschewing or spite. An appreciation, but a respectful break from the usual to embrace what is unique. Its uniqueness is not what makes it beautiful—only its constituent parts working together do—but it does make it uniquely beautiful, make it stand out from the others.
Where other types of rings draw attention to regular wood, the diamond in this one, lets it stay gentle and subtle. Commanding, yet graceful, the wood tacked against the white gold is carefully designed to match the half-carat diamond. It features particular unique infinity architecture with a stunning split plus a joined shank to symbolize everlasting devotion, unity, and love as well as a respectful switch from the norm to embrace what is distinctive. Similarly, unlike other rings, it is designed simply, with simple colors that evoke a quiet power and elegance.
