Our wedding rings are handcrafted in Japan using traditional tanzo forging techniques, known for their exceptional strength, comfort, and longevity. Each piece reflects refined Japanese craftsmanship.

We offer platinum and K18 gold in various tones. Each material is carefully selected for durability, comfort, and everyday wear.

Yes, our rings can be customised in metal, texture, and design details. Our team will guide you through the process to create a piece that reflects your story.

Our made-to-order wedding bands typically take 6 to 8 weeks to complete in Japan, with an additional 2 weeks during peak periods. Engagement rings generally require 8 to 12 weeks, depending on the complexity of the design, with an additional 2 weeks during peak periods.

We accept full payment upon order confirmation.

Yes, we offer complimentary engraving of up to 15 characters on the inner band, with a selection of refined font styles.

Yes, inner birthstones can be added.

Our team will guide you through accurate sizing during your consultation, ensuring a comfortable and secure fit for everyday wear.

Yes, we offer personalised consultations at our boutique, as well as online consultation for clients who are unable to visit in person.

Yes, we offer secure international shipping from Japan to clients worldwide, including the United States.

Yes, we regularly assist overseas clients through online consultations, guiding you through design selection, sizing, and customisation remotely.

Import duties and taxes may apply depending on your country’s regulations. These charges are determined by local customs authorities.

Platinum is often considered more durable than gold due to its higher density, giving it a reassuring weight and strength. However, it is still a relatively soft metal on the Mohs Hardness Scale, meaning that harder materials can cause surface scratches over time. In the context of everyday wear, both platinum and gold are considered durable choices for wedding rings. One unique characteristic of platinum lies in how it wears. Unlike gold, where small amounts of metal may be lost when scratched, platinum simply displaces—shifting slightly within the surface. Over time, this develops into a soft, frosted finish known as a patina, giving the jewellery a subtle, timeworn character that many find beautifully distinctive.

Platinum has a higher melting point than white gold, and therefore more resistant to scratches. Nonetheless, both platinum and white gold rings have high durability and can last a lifetime under normal wearing conditions. ⠀ Platinum also appears brighter than pure white gold. Many white gold jewelry pieces have a layer of rhodium plating to increase its shine and luster. However, to prolong the life of the precious metal, our we do not apply rhodium plating to our white gold, hence its original shade with a hint of gray.

While matching wedding bands are a popular choice, it is equally common for couples to choose designs that differ in details or textures. As each ring is made to order, we offer the flexibility to customise your bands to suit individual preferences. Our consultants can also guide you in incorporating a shared element—such as a similar finish, curve, or design motif—so that the pair remains visually cohesive while reflecting each person’s style.

Resizing services are available by appointment at our boutique, where we can assess the fit and advise accordingly. For clients based overseas, please contact our team and we will guide you through the process of arranging secure shipping to our Tokyo atelier for assessment and repair.

As our jewellery is made to order, cancellations and returns are not available once an order has been confirmed and delivered. However, should you have any concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us. Our team will do our best to assist you.