A trio of rings and the symbolism it represents.
- Kristen Iburg-Meyer
- Jun 6, 2020
- 1 min read
Jewelry is very personal and often brings a feeling...a memory or a special connection.
I was asked to create three identical rings for a gift for an individual's wife and two daughters. It needed to be a design that would appeal to a young girl on up to a mom in her 40's. This is what I came up...sterling silver bands with a little texture set with a small diamond in a 14k rose gold bezel. Inside each band has their own initials engraved.
I love being behind the scenes on project....creating a special surprise. I think I love even more how involved the giver can be during the process, love and compassion shows through and it makes me smile.
When these rings are worn by these three gals they can look at their rings and feel that special connection to each other and smile as well as they think of their thoughtful husband/dad that gifted them the rings.
-K
This post is a beautiful reflection on how rings—especially engagement rings and heirloom-inspired designs—can carry deep personal meaning across generations. The trio you created speaks volumes about unity, individuality, and love shared within a family. It’s amazing how thoughtful design choices, like initials and mixed metals, can make a piece feel timeless and personal. At yourasteria.com, we celebrate that same spirit with a curated collection of meaningful designs that honor connection and legacy. If you're drawn to jewelry that tells a story, see here for inspiration that bridges generations with grace.