PORCELAIN ANNIVERSARY FLOWER RING
This celebratory ring honors the tradition of porcelain as the modern 18th wedding anniversary gift,Ā transformed into a wearable keepsake.Ā The piece is hand-sculpted from white Limoges porcelain, featuring a delicate, sculptural flower thatĀ blooms from
the band. The creation process involves three firing cycles. After the initial bisque firing and glazing, the porcelain undergoes vitrification at cone 10 (2,350°F/1.288°C). The final firing at a lower temperature applies genuine 22k gold luster-a liquid precious metal that, when fired, creates a permanent bond with the porcelain surface. This ancient decorative technique dates back centuries and results in a true metallic
finish that will never fade or tarnish. Handmade in Brooklyn. New York
US 6.5
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PORCELAIN ANNIVERSARY FLOWER RING
PORCELAIN ANNIVERSARY FLOWER RING
This celebratory ring honors the tradition of porcelain as the modern 18th wedding anniversary gift,Ā transformed into a wearable keepsake.Ā The piece is hand-sculpted from white Limoges porcelain, featuring a delicate, sculptural flower thatĀ blooms from
the band. The creation process involves three firing cycles. After the initial bisque firing and glazing, the porcelain undergoes vitrification at cone 10 (2,350°F/1.288°C). The final firing at a lower temperature applies genuine 22k gold luster-a liquid precious metal that, when fired, creates a permanent bond with the porcelain surface. This ancient decorative technique dates back centuries and results in a true metallic
finish that will never fade or tarnish. Handmade in Brooklyn. New York
US 6.5
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This celebratory ring honors the tradition of porcelain as the modern 18th wedding anniversary gift,Ā transformed into a wearable keepsake.Ā The piece is hand-sculpted from white Limoges porcelain, featuring a delicate, sculptural flower thatĀ blooms from
the band. The creation process involves three firing cycles. After the initial bisque firing and glazing, the porcelain undergoes vitrification at cone 10 (2,350°F/1.288°C). The final firing at a lower temperature applies genuine 22k gold luster-a liquid precious metal that, when fired, creates a permanent bond with the porcelain surface. This ancient decorative technique dates back centuries and results in a true metallic
finish that will never fade or tarnish. Handmade in Brooklyn. New York
US 6.5





















