Our Sonoma 7mm square wedding band is for the bold. It is a substantial gold ring with real heft, that feels and fits so good thanks to a few thoughtful design details: slightly curved sides with softened cornered, rounded inner edges and a high polished interior. It is crafted from ethically-mined California Gold that is sourced in the Sierra Nevada foothills of Northern California. In our signature 20K alloy, the rings offers a unique greenish gold hue that is complemented by our matte soft-hammered finish.
A 14K version of this ring is available for those who prefer a subtler hue of gold. White gold, rose gold and platinum are also available upon request – inquire for more information.
7mm width
Bold square design with curved edges
Hallmarks: stamped inside with the Grizzly Bear, which we’ve used since 1999 to authenticate our pieces’ 100% California Gold composition.
Behind the name: The Sonoma ring is named after the present-day location of California’s stand for independence, each of the four sides representing one of the powers that struggled for control: Mexico, Spain, United States and the wild frontier.
Our Sonoma 7mm square wedding band is for the bold. It is a substantial gold ring with real heft, that feels and fits so good thanks to a few thoughtful design details: slightly curved sides with softened cornered, rounded inner edges and a high polished interior. It is crafted from ethically-mined California Gold that is sourced in the Sierra Nevada foothills of Northern California. In our signature 20K alloy, the rings offers a unique greenish gold hue that is complemented by our matte soft-hammered finish.
A 14K version of this ring is available for those who prefer a subtler hue of gold. White gold, rose gold and platinum are also available upon request – inquire for more information.
7mm width
Bold square design with curved edges
Hallmarks: stamped inside with the Grizzly Bear, which we’ve used since 1999 to authenticate our pieces’ 100% California Gold composition.
Behind the name: The Sonoma ring is named after the present-day location of California’s stand for independence, each of the four sides representing one of the powers that struggled for control: Mexico, Spain, United States and the wild frontier.
