Love makes the world go roundA Unique Wedding Ring Inspired by Adam & Eve
Love makes the world go round and the world’s first Love story are the two main inspirations behind this bespoke wedding ring designed by Samira Mazloom. The ring features three small hoops on top, forming a serpent that turns and spins around a diamond, simulating the movements of a snake and symbolizing the world going around. When the hoops stop turning, they come together like pieces of a puzzle, forming the story of Adam & Eve and the forbidden fruit.
This wedding ring is not just a simple band, but a symbol of love and the sacrifices made by lovers, whether right or wrong. It serves as a reminder of the world’s first lovers and their story. The unique design and concept make this ring stand out from others in the market.
The ring is made using 18 Karat Gold, Diamond, and Ruby. Its size is 7.5, specifically designed for weddings. The meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail are evident in every aspect of this piece.
The biggest challenge in creating this ring was the moving hoops on top. It was crucial for the rings to be placed at the correct distance from each other to allow for free movement. The designer overcame this challenge to bring the concept to life.
This design was awarded the Iron A' Design Award in the Jewelry, Eyewear, and Watch Design category in 2015. The award recognizes well-designed, practical, and innovative creations that meet professional and industrial requirements. This unique wedding ring showcases the integration of industry best practices and competent technical characteristics, providing fulfillment and positive feelings to its wearers.
Project Details and Credits
Project Designers: Samira Mazloom
Image Credits: Yasmin Mazloom
Project Team Members: Samira Mazloom
Project Name: Love makes the world go round
Project Client: Samira Mazloom