A rose gold wedding band carries a strip of Ukrainian vyshyvanka across its face. Eight-pointed stars, rhombi, and small crosses are cut into the metal in the rhythm of traditional cross-stitch. Dark oxidation fills the recesses, so the folk pattern reads clearly against the warm rose gold. Black diamonds sit at the heart of the central stars and pick up the light as the hand moves. The band is flat, with polished edges and a smooth mirror-finish interior for everyday comfort.
The ornament comes from Ukrainian embroidery, where each motif once stood for protection, family, and the sown field. Worn as a wedding ring, it carries that older language of symbols into a modern marriage.
The estimate is based on the historical weight of this design. Final weight, size, length, metal color, and configuration must be confirmed in writing before production.
An individual price estimate is required.
