THE CLASSIC Half Round Ring

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The first wedding rings date back to pre-dynastic Egypt, when couples would braid the strands of reeds collected from the Nile River and exchange them as a symbol of everlasting love. They were pure and simple. The circle represented the infinite and the hole a passageway into the future. They also placed the ring on the third finger because they believed it held a vein that ran to the heart. This vein is known as the superior vena cava, and the tradition of the wedding ring is shared around the world to this day.

THE CLASSIC Half Round Ring features a doomed outer and flat and smooth inner band. A minimalist wedding band style made with pure fair-trade African gold. Unlike commercial rings on the market, our rings are designed to be worn as wedding bands. They are dainty, but sturdy. Perfect for everyday wear. THE CLASSIC Half Round Ring is ethically handmade using the traditional lost-wax casting technique and individually polished by master jewellers.

Metal Info & Care

Available in: Sterling Silver, 18K Gold Vermeil (18K Gold over Sterling Silver), Solid 10K, 14K, 18K, & 24K Gold.

Made with fair trade conflict-free African gold.

Ring measures 1.8mm wide.

All orders are individually and ethically handmade and ship in 3-5 weeks. There may be unanticipated delays. We thank you for your patience at this time.

Contact us for custom metals (i.e. rose gold, white gold and platinum), sizing, and engraving at sales@omiwoods.com

All orders are individually and ethically handmade and ship in 3-5 weeks. There may be unanticipated delays. We thank you for your patience at this time.

Ethical Fine Metals

Omi Woods jewelry is ethically handmade with fairly sourced African gold, recycled and conflict-free fine metals.

Heirloom Jewelry

Omi Woods jewelry are future heirlooms that celebrate Island and Africana culture. Our jewelry is intended to be collected, worn everyday, gifted for special occasions and passed down to future generations so its meaning can live on for generations to come.