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We saw the beautiful and intricate 87 facet Sakura cut on the diamond and I knew that this was he ring I wasted when the time came for engagement.

June 5, 2026 11:00 AM

Customer's chosen design: Koi-Zakura (Engagement Ring)

 

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We met on August 15th, 2021 for the first time and during the time we dated and got to know eash other during that time frame, one of the first things he found out about me was that I loved Sakura and cherry blossom rings that I really loved and wore every day and I saw it as a promise ring.

In 2023, he stumbled upon Mokumeganeya on an Instagram reel and we saw the beautiful and intricate 87 facet Sakura cut on the diamond and I knew that this was he ring I wasted when the time came for engagement. Now, here we are 3 years later finally finalized customizing my dream cut ring and I can’t wait for it to come.

Thank you for the hard work going into the craftsman ship of this ring.

 

"No rings alike"

June 5, 2026 11:00 AM

Customer's chosen design:Mokumegane V shape Kasane

 

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We met each other in 2015 at our university, we have been accompanying each other for more than 10 years and we decided to move to our next stage.

We were student in Hong Kong and decided to move and stay in Canada, we have been to Japan few times and we love the culture and products that made in Japan.

When we see the idea of making 2 wedding rings with same MokumeGane plank and divide into Tsunagaru-Katachi rings, it catches our eyes and never considered wedding bands from other brand.

We are excited to see the unique rings which will never be the same as the other.

 

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When we discovered the design and meaning of Mokumeganeya rings on Instagram, we fell in love with the symbolism and craftsmanship.

June 5, 2026 11:00 AM

Customer's chosen Design: Sakura Ichirin (Engagement Ring)

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Customer's chosen design: Koi-Kaze (Wedding Bands)

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We met 6 years ago at University when the ginkgo leaves were turning golden yellow.

On our dates we would take long walks through the University arboretum, admiring the ducks, flowers, and the stray cat that lives on campus. Two years ago, we visited Japan for the very first time mid-April. We didn't expect to see the cherry blossoms, but that year the cold weather happened to delay the blooming season and when we got to Japan we were greeted with the beautiful pink trees near our hotel in Asakusa. From then on, the cherry blossoms were special to us.

When we discovered the design and meaning of Mokumeganeya rings on Instagram, we fell in love with the symbolism and craftsmanship. We are planning to get married after 8 years together and we are looking forward to using these rings as our wedding sets to represent the rest of our lives together.

 
 

We bothliked how the pattern reminds us of the Sakura tree, and how unique it was.

March 1, 2026 11:00 AM

Customer's chosen design: Tsuki Sakura (Engagement Ring)

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Customer's chosen design: Tsuki Sakura (Wedding Bands)

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Here's the story about us.

J is from Argentina, and M is from Japan. We both moved to New Zealand about 8-10 years ago.

We met each other online in 2024, and soon we realised that we were looking in the same direction in the future.

 

J works at a bank, and he's into health and fitness. M is a personal trainer. He had a cat, I had a dog.

The last book we had read before meeting each other was the same one. So, we share similar interests.

 

We were both born in April, and have a spiritual connection with Sakura.

It is an important flower for both of us, which is probably why we were drawn into the Mokumeganeya concept when we saw it for the first time.

We bothliked how the pattern reminds us of the Sakura tree, and how unique it was.

The reason we chose sapphire for the engagement ring is because we both like blue, and  M feels it matches her personality more than a diamond.

 

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These rings are for the 2 people that knew since they met they are right for each other.

March 1, 2026 11:00 AM

Customer's chosen design: Sakura-Gokoro (Engagement Ring)

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These rings are for the 2 people that knew since they met they are right for each other.

We are bound by our love of traveling and the love for the sea, which is only overcompassed by our love for each other.

 

Combined as one, we create something unique that could not exist alone.

March 1, 2026 11:00 AM

Customer's chosen design: Mokume Straight (Wedding Bands)

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Customer's chosen design: Mokume V-Shape

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M (Bride)

 

For most of my life, I never imagined I’d meet a partner who would be the one—the person who would stand by my side through all the highs and lows. Life, in its own strange way, led me to a place where I was content, even as I spent over a decade on my own. Ten years passed, and I focused on myself—on my career and building a life I could be proud of. But deep down, a part of me always held onto the hope that love would come when I least expected it. And then, I met my future husband in the most unexpected way—through a circle of mutual friends, years ago. We’d crossed paths before, but for whatever reason, the connection never quite clicked. There were no sparks.

 

Life moved on, and we went our separate ways, as so many friendships and acquaintances do, fading into the background of the years that followed. Little did I know, though, that the universe was quietly setting the stage for something beautiful. Then came that fateful New Year’s Eve, three years ago. It was one of those gatherings where the new year symbolised more than just fresh starts—it was a chance to reconnect with people from the past, to share memories and laughter. At first, it was nothing more than a friendly exchange, the casual conversation you’d expect at any party. But as the night went on, something shifted. We began talking more, and for the first time in years, I felt like I was truly seeing him. There was a warmth, an ease, a flow to our conversation that felt natural, almost as though we’d known each other much much longer than we actually had. It was as if the years of silence had been replaced by something far deeper.

 

That night marked the beginning of something special. We didn’t rush into anything. Instead, we let the friendship grow at its own pace, allowing the natural chemistry between us to blossom into something more. It felt like a second chance, a moment where we were given the opportunity to build a bond that had never fully formed before. We shared stories of where life had taken us in those years apart—laughing at the twists and turns, the mistakes, and the lessons learned. And somehow, it all felt so right. In those moments, I began to see him differently—not just as someone from my past, but as someone who could have a future with me.

As the months passed, I came to realise that the time I’d spent single—though challenging at times—was exactly what I needed. It had allowed me to grow, to learn about myself, and to become the person who was finally ready to share her life with someone else. And just like that, through a serendipitous encounter on a New Year’s Eve, I had met the man who would become my partner, my best friend, my everything. Now, when I look back, I realise that sometimes love doesn’t happen when you’re searching for it. Sometimes, it takes time, patience, and the willingness to embrace what’s meant to be. I never imagined that after so many years of being single, I’d meet the person I’d spend my life with. But here we are, and I couldn’t be more grateful for the journey that led me to him.

 

Life is funny that way. It teaches you to trust the timing of your story, even when it feels like things aren’t falling into place. And now, as I look toward our future together, I know that this was all meant to be. Marriage, much like bouldering, isn’t always a smooth ascent. There will be moments of doubt, times when we question whether we have the strength to keep going. We may fall, feel like giving up, or wonder if the summit is even worth the climb. But just like that climb, our love is built on the foundation of trust, teamwork, and resilience.

And as long as we face the challenges together, no wall will be too high, no boulder too big, for us to overcome.

 

T (Groom)

Originally, we planned to choose our wedding rings separately. I wanted something truly special, something I would be proud to wear for the rest of my life. When I discovered Mokumeganeya and learned the meaning behind mokume gane, I was immediately drawn to it. The layered metals becoming one felt like a true symbol of marriage. After I shared that meaning with her, what began as two separate choices became one shared decision.

 

My fiancée has beautifully told our story. She is the one who has made me certain that she is the person I want to spend the rest of my life with, just as I was certain when choosing these rings. We are like those layers, different in personality, but stronger together. Combined as one, we create something unique that could not exist alone. Thank you for crafting our rings with care. We will carry their meaning with us for a lifetime.

 

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This ring symbolizes our marriage (white and gold), swirled together, strong, beautiful and unique.

March 1, 2026 11:00 AM

Customer's chosen design: Mokume Straight (Wedding Bands)

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My husband and I have been married for 15 years; we have 3 children and care for our elderly parents. We have been on a winding road and have learned so much along the way. We fell in love just before graduating university. T’s mother did not approve because E is white and Jewish and T is Vietnamese and Catholic.

 

We persevered and set out to create our own path. We moved far from both our families to earn advanced degrees and to start our own family. It has been a wonderous adventure traveling across the USA and learning about each other. We trust in our communication, foster a sense of unending curiousity and commit to understanding one another. We now raise our children with the same values and commitments that have kept our marriage enduring.

 

With difficult elderly parents, we are dutiful and model to our children how to keep close and be respectful without losing our identity.This ring symbolizes our marriage (white and gold), swirled together, strong, beautiful and unique. We have saved for a long while to afford this trip to Japan and one ring. We cannot wait to visit and experience the wonder of Japan with our family!

 

Thank you for taking the time to read our story and create our ring!

Warmest Regards,

T

The art of Mokumegane feels like the perfect symbol for the union

February 20, 2026 11:00 AM

Customer's chosen design: Mokume Straight (Wedding Bands)

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Customer's chosen design: Koi-Kaze (Wedding Bands)

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From A:

 

L and I (A) first met in 2016 while we were still at school. We shared our first moments in class, on lunch breaks and hanging out after school and have been inseparable ever since. We have grown together side-by-side all the way from teenagers finding our way in the world to adults navigating life’s milestones: graduating, starting our careers, and moving in together.

 

Although we met in the same school, we come from very different backgrounds. I was raised in England by my English father and Japanese mother, while L moved here from Nepal, where his family originates. As such, it has been a beautiful blend of cultures, learning to understand, adapt to, and embrace each other’s traditions.

 

The art of Mokumegane feels like the perfect symbol for the union; a technique were different metals are fused into a single form to create something brand-new and unique!

 

It also has a special significance given it is a Japanese technique and as a way to incorporate and connect to my Japanese heritage. It means so much that my family, especially my grandmother, can be part of the ceremony and the creation of these rings, despite her health.

 

Time is precious and people will sadly not be here forever, but through this ring, we hope to keep our stories and history alive through generations. Thank you so much for creating something so beautiful and for helping us bring our families together in an heirloom. These rings are far more than jewelry to us—they hold our history, our cultures, and most of all our future.

Even when we're apart, we are still linked by something special

February 20, 2026 11:00 AM

Customer's chosen design: Mokume Straight (Wedding Bands)

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Customer's chosen design: Koi-Kaze (Wedding Bands)

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Dear craftsmen,

 

Thank you for taking on the craft of our rings.

 

We have been together since high school. It may seem like a long time now (17 years!), but this step for us is only the beginning of a happy life together.

 

We will treasure our rings knowing that they were originally one and that each was then customized to resemble us. This means that even when we're apart, we are still linked by something special.

 

We're now looking forward to receiving our rings!

We chose you to craft our rings as they would be unique and one of a kind

February 20, 2026 11:00 AM

Customer's Chosen Design: Setsu-Ginka (Wedding Bands)

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Hi, and thank you from the bottom of our hearts for creating these amazing pieces for us.

 

We have been a part of each others lives for almost ten years now. Both of us have felt slightly on the fringes of society but together we brought out the best parts of each other. We are a quiet and thoughtful couple, working to be the kindest versions of ourselves. We noticed the small beauties in the world.

 

Our shared love and mutual interests in different cultures of the world brought us to Japan. It was in Japan that D proposed to me in Hakuba, in a beautiful forest in front of a Shinto shrine. It was so peaceful, beautiful and just the two of us (We later saw a sign that said there was a bear in the woods and to be careful so there may have been three of us).

 

 We chose you to craft our rings as they would be unique and one of a kind. That each time we looked at them it would show the link we have to each other, that they were crafted with love and care for us. It would be an honor to have a piece crafted by you with us for everyday of forever.

The wooden style element of the pieces for us would symbolize growth and strength in our commitment to each other and be a reminder that all things beautiful are worth working for.

 

All our love,

B and D