As the cherry blossoms reach full bloom and gradually give way to green leaves, we're welcomed into a cozy, comfortable season.
The streets are adorned with spring's pastel-colored flowers, enhancing the warmth of the season.
Let's explore three engagement rings inspired by the flowers of spring.
"Viola" is a ring with a violet flower motif.
The language of flowers is "small happiness.”
I feel happy when I find violets blooming in garden or on the roadside.
This ring features small diamonds aligned side by side, creating a delicate and warm design.
The "Viola" model, with its minimal unevenness, is easy for everyday wear and seems to bring ”little happiness” to daily life.
This ring is inspired by the mimosa flower.
The flower symbolizes "compassion."
Mimosas are striking flowers that brighten up a bouquet even with just a single stem added.
In Italy, there's a tradition where men give women mimosa flowers on March 8th, known as "Mimosa Day." This tradition has led to the flower's association with the meaning of "gratitude" in the language of flowers.
The ring features diamonds of various sizes, arranged to resemble a bouquet of mimosa flowers, bringing brightness and energy to the wearer's hand.
Maia, the goddess of spring in Greek mythology, governs reproduction and growth.
The organic design features tender young leaves wrapping around the diamond as if to protect it.
The handcrafted warmth of "Maia" seems to embody the arrival of spring, promising to guard the couple as they embark on their shared life, with strength and gentleness.
It is because these are the engagement and wedding rings that you will share in the future, I think it is wonderful to choose a ring that feels the four seasons.
The season with an important anniversary, the season when you chose the ring...
I will help create a special ring that lets you feel the present moment and the arrival of important seasons just by looking at your hands.
I look forward to meeting you in our atelier decorated with seasonal flowers.
Concierge: Amemiya
