The "Komaru" (rounded band) is a classic wedding ring style featuring a semi-circular (arched) cross-section. It is a simple, rounded design with just the right amount of substance—a timeless look that complements any style. The Komaru ring has a long history, and while there are various theories regarding its origins... It is said to have first appeared when Queen Mary of England married King Philip II of Spain in 1554. Depending on the width, the Komaru style can offer either a gentle, soft impression or a bold, substantial presence. It suits almost any hand shape and is recommended for those who wish to project a gentle or soft image. A black diamond is subtly set on the inside of the ring, alongside an engraving that pays homage to the "hallmarks" found on British silverware. ①: Maker (Workshop) ②: Date Letter (Year) ③: Town (Assay Office) ④: Standard (Silver Purity) ⑤: Duty (Tax Mark) The coating will age and develop unique character the more it is worn. Regardless of the duration of use, wear and tear will eventually cause the coating to peel, revealing the base metal color underneath. The way the ring ages will vary depending on usage, frequency of wear, environment, and climate. *Price is for a single ring.
