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We specialize in Wedding and Commitment Rings in argentium sterling silver and karat gold. All our rings are custom made to order. We can make exactly the custom wedding ring you want. Email us or call us (386•423•1833) if you'd like to order a ring. This is the first of two pages of Wedding Rings. Next in the Rings section:
Most band rings with multiple symbols or elements need to be 6 to 10 mm wide. Prices vary widely, depending on the metals, gemstones and symbols used. We can do stamping/engraving on the inside of the ring. Designs in sterling silver can be made in karat gold and vice versa and metals can be mixed for a gold and silver ring. Email us for your wedding rings!
This section features our Buddhist wedding and committment rings. Among our most popular designs in wedding rings are bands using the Tibetan Knot. The first rings have a repeating and interlocking knot motif and the knots are teeny (!):
Rings like this in 14kt gold cost $750 to $1250, depending on size. This one, a size 8, cost $900.
The Tibetan Knot, repeated four times around the band but not interlocking, is a popular symbol, incorporating the themes of enlightenment, karmic binding, commitment, and continuity.
This ring repeats four Tibetan Aums and four Tibetan Knots around the band. This ring, which was a size 12, cost $1100.
This ring is a simplified Tibetan knot, repeated around the band to which it is flush soldered. Each opening within the knots is just over a millimeter square. The ring is 7 mm wide. This ring was the man's ring. The couple are American Tibetan Buddhists and were married in a Tibetan Temple in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
The project was really 3 rings: the bride's engagement ring, which I wanted to fit into the wedding band, plus the groom's ring. Here you see her ring, with a square emerald and a large Tibetan knot fitting into her band. The total for all three rings was about $1750. We were delighted to receive a DVD of their wedding, their honeymoon in Venice, and the visit of the Dalai Lama to Boston!
These rings feature a single Tibetan Knot, alone and with stone
Here's an Argentium band ring with a single small Tibetan knot. Rings like this cost $225.
This is single Tibetan knot, soldered to a wide band, with a central stone (in this case lapis). Rings like this, depending on the stone, cost $250.
This style ring costs $400 and up.
This style ring costs $400 and up.
This ring featured a dorje and two interlocking double knots separated by a cabochon ruby in a lotus setting. Rings like this cost $500 and up depending on size and stone.
This set featured an engagement ring with a 5 mm high quality green tsavorite garnet and a 14kt gold Sanskrit aum on an Argentium silver band. Sets of 3 rings like this cost between $1500 and $2500 depending on the size and stone
Here are the Aum Lotus 14kt Gold wedding bands that are part of the above set. Bands like this range from $600 to $1200 each depending on size.
Here is the manihum circling around a ring and repeated three times! Talk about tiny! Bands like this range from $600 to $1200 each depending on size.
In this ring we combined 14kt gold Celtic knotwork with the Claddagh symbol (a symbol of friendship) but with a dharmachakra being held by the hands instead of a heart. These start at $500 per ring. Celtic Buddhists Rule!
This section features our Celtic Wedding and Committment Rings. There is another page dedicated to Celtic Knotwork that shows the various knots we use. Email us for your Celtic knot rings.
Without a stone this type of ring runs $250 in Argentium silver.
Adding a stone this type of ring brings the cost up to $275 and up in Argentium silver.
This is a more open style of knotwork that I developed for rings from another border in the Book of Kells. In this case the ring was given a hand made settng for the faceted synthetic emerald the customer requested. A ring similar to this would cost $250, or more depending on the stone. Again the knotwork is high shine, the ring textured for contrast.
The silver background is textured, the gold high shine and stamped to create the plaiting illusion. Rings like this cost $400 and up depending on size and complexity.
Combining knotwork and symbols is also possible. Here a Wolf and a Dragon face each other, separated by an amethyst. Crossing style knotwork connect the Wolf and Dragon around the back of the ring.
Sets like this cost $700 for the pair.
Although this ring was originally a combination engagement/wedding band, there no reason why it could not be used as a ring that sets off a fine stone. Rings like this with a large aquamarine would cost $550, less with a less expensive stone.


This ring features a man and woman, their arms turning into a celtic heart knot, and their legs into a celtic knot. The ring can also be made with two women, or two men. I haven't made a pair with two men yet but I have made a few with two women. Rings like this cost $550 and up, depending on size.
Although the two figures reaching towards the heart is very popular I have sometimes replaced the heart with a stone.
There are more wedding and commitment rings on the next page.