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We continue our custom wedding and commitment rings with our popular Cowboy Angel wedding bands, Zodiac, Rune and other band stylesin argentium sterling silver and 14 karat gold.
Note: 14kt gold oftens looks quite different from image to image - you may have noticed :) It's just an artifact of the camera process though not wildly different types of gold!

Cowboy Angel Wedding Ring, 14kt Gold on Argentium Silver
One of our signature designs is the Cowboy Angel wedding band, which features a cowboy with a lasso that spells out the initials of the marrying couple and an angel on the other side catching the end of the lasso. In the back of the ring are mountains and clouds. These rings, which are 14kt Gold on Argentium silver run around $1000 to $1250 for the set. Email us to order yours,
We make many variations of this type of ring. This set, for example has two cowboys on horses (header and heeler) spelling out the first initials of the marrying couple.
The cowboys are repeated on the back of the ring.
Here's another variation on the Cowboy Ring. In this case the couple wanted horseshoes and stars and just one cowboy forming their first initials with his lasso. This pair of rings cost $1100.
Here's another Western ring. In this case only the groom wanted a ring, but he wanted a saddle, a cowboy hat, and a cowboy boot. I decided that the ring could be unified by placing the emblems within lasso frames. This ring cost $550.
We can design rings with multiple alphabets , as we did on the request of this Hmong and Jewish couple. HLUB is the Hmong for love. Another popular idea is to include a fine gems1.htmltone as part of the ring, in this case a sapphire. The back of the ring features two celtic knots joined by a heart.
You can see the design for this ring on this page.
When my customer said that he and his wife wanted rings with seven symbols I really did not think there would be room. Seven is probably the maximum for small size rings, though.The ring is 14kt gold, about 2 mm thick and 8 mm tall.
The bride's ring switched a sun and crescent moon for Mjollnir, Thor's Hammer. You can estimate $1250 and up for a pair of rings like this.
A Discordian couple commissioned these rings. On the man's ring there was the Apple of Eris, the Pentagon, the Hand of Eris and a Pentagram. On the woman's ring the Pentagram was replaced with a Ruby. A set similar to this would cost $600.
Rune Wedding Ring
Runes on rings make terrific wedding/commitment/hand fasting rings as they can be specifically personalized. Below are two pairs, both incised and oxidized, of rune wedding rings. They cost $225 to $250 for each ring (usually) and may require a design fee. Email us to have your own rune rings made.

Here's another type of Rune Wedding Bands, with the Elder Futhark incised into a high shine band ring:
This first zodiac style ring has two sun signs separated by diagonal lines cut into the ring and the symbol for 'to join' between them, as in the first two images below.The ring on the right has the zodiac signs of the couple in a rimmed band with an oxidized background. These style rings costs between $225 and $300. You can see our versions of the zodiac symbols here.
Email us to have custom zodiac rings made!
Here are three custom wedding bands
This simple 14kt gold hammer textured band with wavy argentium silver line flush soldered to its surface is actually Pam's wedding band. The silver line can vary from that shown. Rings like this start at $350.
We were contacted by a couple who had met on the internet and done their best to arrange as much as of their marriage ceremony as they possibly could on the internet. They lived close to us and we were honored to perform their wedding ceremony, in a really beautiful botanical garden in Gainesville, Florida. They designed the rings, from a pair of sigils; hers on his ring and vice versa. The sigils were cut from gold sheet, rounded, and flush soldered to sterling silver bands. Rings like this cost $1000 for the pair, plus the design fee, depending on size.
These two rings were for the wedding of one of our closest friends. Pam and I performed the ceremony, in a fine New Orleans mansion on the edge of the Vieux Carre. Both the bride and groom are artists and they came to New Smyrna Beach and spent a few days with us designing the rings and developing their marriage ceremony. The theme of the rings was crescents. Our friend is a carpenter, an architect and a builder so his ring, on the right, needed to be a ring that would look better the worse he treated it. Mark made a thick band of 14kt white and yellow gold using a technique known as married metal. The crescent moons go through the ring, so they can be seen inside too. These rings were a gift to him and his bride. He's a great and generous person who has been most kind to us! We're just not sure how much these would cost.
One of the couples we married in 2004 came to New Smyrna Beach from New Orleans to have their cermony on the beach. The groom, Henri Montegut, is our tattoo artist, and a truly great one at that. He and I designed the rings together. Unfortunately, soon after he left we got slammed by 4 hurricanes, one of which destroyed our apartment which was on the second floor! You all know what happened to New Orleans the next year. Henri, fortunately, and his beautiful wife Kayce, are both fine and he's back in business.
Check out Henri's work here! Tell him Mark and Pam sent you!