Four Strand Closed Weave

Rainbow Ring made with platinum, 18k yellow gold and 14k rose gold. Artistic Swirl.

Product Details

NOTE: Todd is presently booked with custom swirl orders until February 2024. You are welcome to place your swirl ring order now and add it to a waitlist where they will be made in the order they are received.

Rainbow Ring

7.5mm 222STT Swirl Rainbow Rings.

To make a custom swirl ring with many different stones and an original work of art go ahead here: https://handwovenbands.com/unique-swirl-rings/

Inner Braid: 14k Rose Gold, 18k Yellow Gold and Platinum.

The latest addition to Todd’s collection, already becoming one of the most popular. Instead of braiding, Todd takes fine strands of gold and hand swirls them into what some see as waves others see as just beautiful swirls. Unlike many of Todd’s other designs each swirl ring comes out a little different, making each one a one-of-a-kind original piece of art. Talk with Todd or Lyra to design your perfect and unique Todd Alan original swirl ring. These also make wonderful wedding rings or commitment rings for most size fingers and if you order two rainbow rings we will make them from the same braid! Learn more about the same braid here.

This is the smallest of Todd’s closed weave ring styles. Woven from four individual strands of metal, it is ideal for a single tone or as a two tone ring. It is braided tightly together so that all strands touch but because of its woven nature it is still very breathable and comfortable for everyday wear.

Standard: The 4.0mm 418C offers a refined, slender profile, perfect for sizes 4-11.

Heavy: The 5.5mm 417C delivers bold elegance, ideal for sizes 10-16.

Add a Diamond Or Stone To Your Ring

Diamond ONLY. Add to cart for engagement ring, along with designed braid.

^design your ring above ^

^Ring without outer bands ^

Making Rings From The Same Braid

If the same braid width is chosen for both rings, Todd can weave one long braid and create both wedding rings out of this single braid. For some, this represents two separate individuals who choose to weave their lives together and have even incorporated this symbolism in to their vows during their ceremony.