2026 | 屋久島,ジュエリー,オーダーメイドのマリッジリング（結婚・婚約指輪）制作 | Kei Nakamura Jewellery Blog | Page 3

It was so nice to finally meet them both.

Thank you for coming all the way to Yakushima.

I was so happy to hand over the wedding bands we had been creating together over the past few months.

It was such a lovely time, sharing the slow rhythm and gentle spring air of Yakushima.

They came from Switzerland.

They told me it was their first time visiting Yakushima Island, but they had already visited Japan seven times before.

Yes, they are true Japan lovers, and they also speak Japanese very well.

I am so grateful for the beautiful bond we shared across the ocean while creating their precious wedding bands.

Strangely enough, even though it was our first time meeting, spending time with them felt so natural and familiar.

I made the rings in 18k pink gold and platinum, each with a width of 4mm.

On the platinum, I hammered a texture that reflects the shimmer of sunlight.

On the pink gold, I engraved sakura and hibiscus motifs.

Light and flowers come together in these rings, growing toward the future.

We had spent a long time discussing and shaping the design together, but when it finally came time to put the rings on, it felt like a special little moment for all of us.

The rings looked so beautiful on them!

I was truly happy that the fit was perfect.

We were lucky because, contrary to the forecast, the rain had stopped.

And finally, we were able to take some photos together that we had all been hoping for.

White lilies and hibiscus were blooming in the garden.

A sweet scent of fresh greenery drifted through the air.

We were surrounded by the island’s gentle humidity and a feeling of happiness.

I hope they have a wonderful time in Yakushima.

And I believe a beautiful future is waiting for them.

With more Arigato in my heart than I can hold.

The Rings

A Story of Combination Rings Woven with Flowers and Sunlight #YakushimaWeddingRingsStories

Work In Progress

Water and sunlight. Time woven together. Flowers. #YakushimaWeddingRingsStories

A couple will be coming to Yakushima soon.

I am waiting to welcome them with the rings that have just been completed.

The sunlight is growing stronger as summer draws near.

In the shade of the hibiscus, two rings carried a gentle shimmer.

This is a story of combination rings made of 18k pink gold and platinum.

We designed sakura and hibiscus motifs on the surface of the pink gold.

These are their favorite flowers, and they told me that sakura is blooming in Switzerland.

Feeling deeply grateful for the bond that has grown across the distance.

Both rings are 4.0mm wide.

I shaped them into the same round-square shape.

Two rings share platinum and pink gold equally, half and half.

The hammered platinum was sparkling in the light.

The engraved pink gold carried a quiet warmth.

The two rings have a substantial weight to them, yet they looked soft and comfortable.

In the gentle light of May, they seemed to be in quiet harmony with the island scenery.

When the work was completed, large clouds gathered along the mountains, hinting at the arrival of summer.

Finally, they will come to Yakushima Island next week to receive these rings.

I’m so excited to welcome them to my studio and hand the rings to them.

As I gently picked up the two rings, a deep and quiet joy washed over me, as though flowers had bloomed.

I’m thankful that our paths have come together.

I feel that a one-of-a-kind ring has finally come to life.

Our journey still has a little way to go.

I hope they will have a calm and joyful time on this flowering island.

Work In Progress

Water and sunlight. Time woven together. Flowers. #YakushimaWeddingRingsStories