Mr. Onion and I both had our wedding rings custom made. A jeweler friend (who actually went to high school with Mr. Onion) does mostly custom work, so he was the obvious choice. My ring was a particular challenge, because I wanted to have my cake and eat it, too. I had two major criteria:
1) It had to “snug” (i.e., fit perfectly with my turn-of-the-century engagement ring setting which I did not want to change).
2) It had to stand on its own as a design without the engagement ring for the rare occasion I wanted to wear just the wedding ring.
Too much to ask you say? Well he did it and I am thrilled with the results.
Here was my inspiration from WeddingRings.com:

From here he created a “mock-up” in silver before he made it in platinum with the diamonds from my mother’s original wedding band she no longer wears.
And from there, a ring was born:
Note the fine etching on the leaf on the side view. I couldn’t believe it, but he solved both issues beautifully. I can’t WAIT to wear it for real come September.
Mr. Onion designed his own ring and doesn’t want to share because he doesn’t want it to be a “fad!” He’s so cute. I’ll keep working on him. He wouldn’t let me share it my knot bio either. Killjoy! Doesn’t he know Weddingbee readers are on “a need to know basis” and they NEED to know?!
Fun Fact:
My wedding ring is a size 2 3/4! I’m not kidding. The jeweler didn’t have a size small enough for me to try on (he said there were children’s sizing rings but he didn’t have them).
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