MokumÉ-ganÉ rings
The Perfect Symbol of Marriage
to describe the ability to produce a mixed-metal pattern that looks like natural wood grain.
Here at Krikawa, there are six distinct mokume gane pattern
combinations to choose from for your custom ring.
See the six mokume color combinations >
Known as an ancient Japanese technique of forging and folding metals together,
mokume-gane jewelry is the wearable version of a Samurai sword.
Read the history of mokume rings and mokume jewelry >
Create Your Mokume Gane Wedding Ring Today
Mokume Gane Engagement Ring
Tired of boring, traditional engagement rings? Look no further than a Japanese engagement ring. The mokume band defines the profile of the ring, adding color, depth, and creativity. Browse our many styles and see how mokume can enhance your engagement ring.
Mokume Gane Wedding Ring
Consider getting a Japanese wedding ring or Japanese wedding band. A mokume pattern may be just what you are missing. Choose a metal color (e.g. white gold), mokume gane flavor, and ring profile and the design will evolve as your continue on your lifelong romantic journey with your partner.
Which Mokume Gane Ring and Jewelry Will Tell Your Love Story?
Create mokume gane rings.
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Learn more about mokume engagement rings.
What is Mokume Gane? >
Six Mokume Flavors >
Rails, Liners and Finish >
The History of Mokume >
Mokume Engagement Rings >
Mokume Wedding Bands >
Every Krikawa mokume gane band is made to order.
Our Krikawa design consultants are award-winning experts that love
crafting jewelry for clients and celebrating their vision for the perfect mokume ring.
You can also explore and design your own wedding ring.
See our Rails, Liners and Finish options >
Each mokume gane is unique as no two rings are the same.
Mokume game is a detailed and time-consuming process
as multiple metals are folded to create a beautiful unique design.
Each mokume flavor is shaped by the selection of metals. The metals are then folded, hammered,
and refined to create a stunning organic-looking pattern. Learn more about the flavors you can create.
