Let Me Hold You Forever

Material:

Platinum 950

This is a bespoke item. If you would like something similar please contact Laura.

Paul and Ange came to me with a simple request. “We would like wedding rings that are classic but have something romantically unique about them.”

First, there was a conversation about the material. Both Paul and Ange preferred a silver coloured metal rather than the traditional yellow gold tone of the classic wedding ring. Laura suggested the subtle and smokey silver of nickel white gold. This material is very hard but has a beautiful shade somewhere between silver and titanium. Ange mentioned that she would like to have stones set into her ring, whereas Paul wanted a simple band.

While they now live and work in Switzerland, they met in Ange’s homeland, on the Canadian slopes while teaching international tourists how to ski. After meeting through mutual friends and spending the season hiking and skiing it was clear they wanted to be together forever. They travelled to Paul’s hometown in Australia and Ange fell in love with the colours of the ocean. So, when we talked about what kind of precious stones she would like set in her wedding ring the answer was simply, “pure blue Australian sapphires please.”

After doing some sketches and making a few models we decided to set these beautiful stones in irregular discs using a star setting. To connect the two rings in a unique, romantic way Laura created Paul’s plain white gold band to bear the impression of Ange’s ring, so her ring gently nestles into his.

Needless to say, Laura thoroughly enjoyed working with great people on this project who had an interest in unique and unconventional wedding rings.

With thanks to Paul and Ange and of course – CONGRATULATIONS!!!

Laura packages all her custom rings with their own special care instructions and packages them up in a handmade wooden box made by the New Zealand company at GIVE. These guys make beautiful bespoke wooded jewellery boxes for Coral Covey that are made from sustainable forest woods with care, quality and workmanship.

If you would like to choose your own stone to be custom set into a ring, get in touch with Laura to arrange a meeting.

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General Enquiry

Thanks for your interest in Coral Covey. Let me know a little bit more about what you are looking for.

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Workshops

Thanks for your interest in my Ring Making Workshops. These are a really fun way to make your own wedding bands or make a ring for a friend.

For this particular workshop we need two half days of approx 3-4 hours. I will guide you both through what is possible, and then I assist you in carving the rings for each other.

– In the first class, we will meet at my workshop in The Nicholas Building and I will size you both and teach you both the art of wax carving the ring to the correct size.
– 2-3 weeks later, at the second meeting, you will learn to file and finish the rings together using classic jewellery techniques, tools and materials.
– You are not required to have any prior skills, materials or tools.
All of this is provided for you.

My price for the two half days is $790. Please note this is for both of you and that these are weekdays, however this does not cover the cost of the rings.

The price of the ring itself will be determined by three factors:
– material
– finger ring size
– band thickness

Custom-made Ring Request

Thanks for your interest in a custom-made engagement ring/wedding bands, but firstly CONGRATULATIONS! Super exciting news that you’ve found someone amazing!

To help me guide you on what design/materials might work best for you (& your partner), please take a moment to fill in as many of the questions below:

Custom-made Piece Request

Thanks for your interest in a custom-made piece. It would be lovely to hear more about your ideas of what this piece could be and who it is for.

To help me guide you on what design/materials might work best for you, please take a moment to fill in as many of the questions below: