Personalised Sterling Silver Facet Ring

Product Description

Introducing the Personalised Sterling Silver Facet Ring by David-Louis.

Just let us know which ring size you require.

If you are not certain of the ring size you require, no problem at all, simply order as normal, but choose the send me a ring size measurer, option, and we will first send the finger measuring device and then you can confirm the size.

Give your sterling silver facet detail ring the personal touch by having it engraved with up to 15 letters depending on the ring size. You can have yours engraved with a meaningful message, such as a date or a name or initials.

Gift wrapping is available, so you don?t have to tackle the wrapping and ribbons.

Just let us know the details and you can sit back and relax.

David Louis Designs are proud of the emphasis we place on exemplary customer service.

We are proud of our gifts and equally proud of the unprompted testimonials our customers offer, please check out the feedback in the testimonial section of our website.

We make this faceted ring by hand, from sterling silver, the silver is tested for purity at Birmingham?s Assay Office, the mark of recognition is applied using punches, by hand, to the bracelet and all this is to ensure it is recognised as being sterling silver, that is to say for every 1000 parts, 925 parts are pure silver.

David-Louis, the business director and product designer is a champion of the hallmarking process, his love of the hallmark heritage and in particular the hallmarking heritage of Birmingham is evident when you visit his shop and chat to him.

His passion for hallmarking and all that it entails, the quality assurance to you as a consumer and the quality assurance to him and the industry that the metal being used is up to recognised standard is played out now by David-Louis becoming a guardian of Birmingham Assay Office.

The Birmingham Assay Office Board of Guardians meet twice yearly to guide and recommend best practice and act as the catalyst for new ideas and future direction of the Birmingham Assay Office as well as to look over the previous activities to ensure best practice is being followed.

It is an honour to hold this seat and David-Louis flies the flag of hallmarking heritage with pride and professionalism.