Description
Profile: Flat
Width: 5mm and 3mm
Depth: 1.4mm
Finish: As Hammered
Metal: 18ct Gold
(c) His and Hers Flat Profile 18ct Gold ‘Cavanacaw’ Rings
£975.00
A rustic pair of matching His and Hers flat profile 18ct gold wedding rings made from alluvial river gold and ethically sourced recycled gold with an organic as hammered finish.
Can be made in yellow, rose or white gold.
Additional Information
This pair of 18ct gold wedding rings are made from natural alluvial river gold and recycled gold here in the UK, making them stylish and ethical wedding rings for the modern bride and groom. They will be made from the same bead of molten gold making them chemically inseparable.
A 5% discount is applied when buying a matching set.
All our rings are handmade in Yorkshire and are presented in a unique, driftwood or reclaimed wood box hand crafted by Jacqueline & Edward. You will receive an individually produced certificate of provenance to authenticate your commission containing a photographic record of the making of your rings, the story behind their design, as well as confirmation of the origin and geological formation of your chosen natural alluvial gold.
Jacqueline & Edward use gold sustainably panned from rivers across the UK and Europe so should you have an alternative preference not listed in the menu above then please do let us know alongside your order. We currently hold a stunning collection of alluvial gold spanning across Southern and Northern England, Central and Northern Wales, Southern, Central and Northern Scotland, Southern and Northern Ireland, Italy and Poland.
For recycled platinum, palladium or sterling silver, or to have these rings made entirely from natural alluvial river gold please contact me for alternative quotes.
If you don’t know your ring sizes we advise this is most accurately established by going to a local jeweller (preferably 2) or by dropping into my workshop to be sized and where you can also see our collection of natural gold and learn about both the process of ring making and that of prospecting and panning for gold. It is important that your sizes are measured using a similar width of ring as that you intend to buy.
The rings will be hallmarked by the Sheffield Assay Office, we also offer a personalised engraving service using the Assay Office who provide deep laser engraving with typical maximum font height of approximately 2mm.
Where possible a fast track service can be provided upon request.
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Our Team
When Mark is not roaming the wilds prospecting for gold or silver, he is designing and creating wedding rings in the workshop. Combining his love for the little known world of gold panning with his passion for art and goldsmithing, the idea of Jacqueline & Edward was born. He’s extraordinarily passionate about Jacqueline & Edward and most of all he loves gold, some have said it’s bordering on an obsession…. Mark has stood in the final of the men’s professional class in the world gold panning championships, been part of the British team and won both the British and Scottish gold panning titles. Mark strongly believes in the sustainable acquisition of precious metals and is a trained Geologist and Goldsmith, Chartered Environmentalist, Chartered Scientist and is also chartered with the Institute of Water and Environmental Management. All the gold he uses to make a Jacqueline & Edward piece is both sustainable and eco-friendly, he would have it no other way.
Jacqueline is Mark’s wife. She went gold panning 10 years ago to pan some gold for their wedding rings. It was snowing sideways but she didn’t quit until there was gold at the bottom of her pan. From here she emerged as the driving force, the determination and the compassion behind Jacqueline & Edward. She has a keen eye for design and also manages finance, social media, and most importantly… brushes Ronnie ready for his next adventure.
Ronnie is Mark’s dog. He is the watcher and the fetcher, the path beater and the food gobbler. His days on the river are spent endlessly….and we mean endlessly chasing rocks and watching over the entire expedition with an intensity akin to a deranged and obsessive works foreman. His evenings are spent pulling sticks and leaves out of his undercoat, covering the tent and car in dog hair and getting the duvet and pillows soaking wet ready for bed. When he is not in the mountains, he is responsible for covering the floor of the workshop with his happy go lucky carcass, whilst sleeping in preparation for his next adventure. He is our mascot and we are his pack.