Liner Wedding Rings
Liners can’t be seen when worn, but will cheer you up when you put on and take off your wedding rings. Liners also offer benefits beyond the aesthetic. Platinum with a red gold liner is a popular style. Browse to learn why liner wedding rings are so popular among my customers.
Fun-to-Make Wedding Rings
Gold is beautiful metal and fun to work with. Platinum is beautiful metal and fun to work with for different reasons. Many of our liner rings allow customers to work with both metals, plus a whole lot of fire!
Wedding Rings from Family Gold
These customers brought in jewelry that belonged to her grandparents to incorporate into their new wedding bands. These heirlooms can often be incorporated into new wedding rings via liners, which is usually more practical than melting it down to form new rings.
Heavier Wedding Rings
Platinum jewelry alloys are denser than most gold alloys. Adding a platinum or high-karat gold liner adds a luxurious weight to a wedding ring that would otherwise feel like a normal ring.
Hypoallergenic Wedding Rings
Some customers have sensitive skin, or have a specific metal sensitivity. The copper in sterling silver was a concern for these customers who added a gold liner to protect her finger from the sterling silver in these mokume gane rings.
Wood Wedding Rings
This unusual customer wanted a wood wedding ring. Since wood rings are usually not durable enough to last as wedding rings, we created a platinum ring with a West African Etimoe wood liner.
Gold with Platinum Liner
This pair of wedding rings looks like traditional simple bands, but are heavier and more luxurious with the platinum liner. While most clients prefer platinum on the outside, we can make wedding rings either way.
Half-and-Half Wedding Rings
Sometimes one of you wants gold and one wants platinum. We can do both, by making your wedding rings mirror images of each other.
Bullion Liner Wedding Ring
These rings were made from a gold bullion coin, half of which we alloyed into white gold. The second image on this page was made from a gold bullion coin and a bar of platinum bullion. Whether you already have bullion or want to buy some for this project, forging wedding rings from a bullion coin or bar is an incredible experience.
Bullion Coin Liner Wedding Ring
This gold liner was made from a 22k gold American Eagle bullion coin. Mostly, though, I like the photo.
Mokume Gane Wedding Ring w/Platinum Liner
This ring is so wicked heavy that my customer and I both made ourselves one.
Meteorite Wedding Ring
Metal from the Gibeon Meteorite was formed to make this ring. The white gold liner adds strength, since meteorite, as formed, is brittle. This is an engagement ring, but for the purpose of this website, rings without stones are priced and classified as wedding rings.
