Uncommon Goods
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View offer at Uncommon GoodsIn the 16th and 17th centuries, it was fashionable for European couples to wear gimmel rings?two half-width rings that, on the couple?s wedding day, would be linked together to form one ring for the bride to wear. Madison Wright has continued that lovely tradition with her updated version. Her two handcrafted, 14-karat-gold rings are permanently linked, each with an elegantly twisted section that secures them together. The inside of each half may also be engraved with up to 10 characters, maybe to spell out a name, location, or date, only to be revealed when the two rings open like a locket. Oh, and then there?s the name, Ma Moiti?, which means ?my other half? in French. By virtue of such a beautiful concept, this modern heirloom makes for a thoughtful wedding band, engagement ring, or anniversary gift. Handmade in Illinois.
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