-Tsunagaru-Katachi- A Symbol of Eternal Bond
This is Ayane from Mokumeganeya!
In Japan, August 8th is known as a lucky day!
The number eight, pronounced "hachi," represents growth and prosperity, and the shape of the character 八 spreads outward — symbolizing a bright, expanding future.
That’s why many couples choose this special day to register their marriage.
Inspired by August 8th, today we’d like to introduce “Tsunagaru-Katachi.”
【-Tsunagaru-Katachi- A Symbol of Eternal Bond】
At MOKUMEGANEYA, the wedding rings for each couple are crafted from the same single metal sheet.
Even after they are separated into two individual rings, you can still feel the deep connection between them—just like the bond you share with your partner.
When viewed from the side, the rings subtly form the number "8," a symbol of good fortune in Japan.
But it’s not just a number—it also resembles the infinity symbol (∞), representing your everlasting love and shared future.
These unique details make your rings not just beautiful pieces of jewelry, but meaningful symbols of your journey together.
The part where the two rings were connected will remain as a trace mark.
If you are planning to visit Japan, you can also participate in the Sharing Ceremony.
Please contact us for more details. It will be a special memory of Japan!
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