Design Your Seven Strand Ring

Four Strand White Gold Cross (#9)

$630.00

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Product Details

Size: 25mm x 19mm (1.0” x 0.75”) – measurements exclude the bail
Metal: Solid 14k White Gold

The White Gold Droplet Cross is a unique fusion of Todd Alan’s signature braid and droplet work. Handwoven in a four-strand braid of solid 14k white gold, this cross is accented with delicate gold droplets placed throughout, adding texture and depth. Elegant yet distinctive, this one-of-a-kind piece will never be recreated once sold.

Includes your choice of a gold-filled or sterling silver chain at no extra cost. If you’d like to upgrade to a solid 14k yellow or white gold chain, we have options available.

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As the largest of Todd’s twist weave style, this elegant seven strand ring holds much symbolism. Similar to the six strand open weave but with a center strand woven down the middle. This is an excellent braid for a rope center as it really accentuates the look of the ring. It works quite beautifully as a tri-tone ring, especially when paired with a rope middle. Though the seven strand looks just as good with two-tones or just as a single color.

Standard: The 6.5mm 718V is an excellent choice for the couple who appreciates the look of mid-sized matching bands. A good choice if both people in the couple want their rings made from the same braid. Best in ring sizes 5-11.

Heavy: The 7.5mm 616V is the heavier (men’s) version of this braid style. It looks great on large hands. This is a substantial ring made to last a lifetime.

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

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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.