Kanji Chinese Rings – samples

There are ( almost ) unlimited inscriptions for Kanji and Chinese character rings. These are only a few samples of what we have done.

Here are links to some Characters – Kanji – Chinese 1 – Chinese 2- Kanji Zone ( also Katakana Hiragana and Romaji ) – Japanese Nameshttp://www.takase.com/Names/NameInJapaneseJ.htm

CCT7 – Believe Character with 2 Dragons -Silver wide band

NNkr5c – Shen and Earth Symbols in wide and thin bands, ( 6mm and 10 mm )

NNkr4 – Happiness Hope Love Trust in 14k gold

Kanji Chinese Rings – Kanji, Katakana, Hiragana, Romaji and Chinese character symbols in Silver gold and platinum. Engraved custom expressions and symbols including courage, body, mind, spirit, eternity, true,love, and any number of words and expressions you can think of.

NNkr1 – Silver – Eternal Love Friend

NNkr8 – love

CCT8 – Eternal Love – Appliqued gold on silver

There are three writing systems in Japanese, two phonetic and one symbolic.

Kanji is symbolic (or logographic). It is the most common means of written communication in the Japanese language, with more than 50,000 different symbols by some estimates. A single kanji character can have multiple meanings, depending on how it is pronounced and the context in which it is used.

Hiragana and katakana are both phonetic (or syllabic). There are 46 basic characters in each. Hiragana is used primarily to spell words that have Japanese roots or grammatical elements. Katakana is used to spell foreign and technical words (“computer” is one example) or for emphasis.

Western characters and words, sometimes called romanji, are also common in modern Japanese and used extensively in advertising to emphasize a point.

For everyday purposes, most writing contains kanji characters because it’s the most efficient, expressive means of communication. Complete sentences written only in hiragana and katakana would be extremely long and resemble a jumble of letters, not a full thought.

Kanji Chinese Rings – costs

BASIC RING COSTS - in the info below....
	1. Find the type of ring you would like - (Engraved, 
           Appliquéd, Wrap-around, Cast, Mountain,)
	2. ...find the width , (Thin, Wide, Wider ) ....
	3. ....then metal content...( gold, silver, gold on silver., 
           gold on gold ...etc)  
	4. Platinum depends on finger size , width and are 
            generally 3-5 times gold	
	5. Rough costs are listed below due to finger size , 
            design  complexity and gold market.

ENGRAVED RINGS
 - Thin bands -1/4"(6-7mm)
	- Silver - $100 - $120            
        - Gold - $630
- Wide Bands- 3/8"(9.5mm)
	- Silver engraved - $110 - $130               
        - 14k gold engraved - $660

APPLIQUED THIN BANDS (metal soldered on metal )
	- Silver on silver- $290 
        - $420  - Gold on Silver- $450 - $700  
        - Gold on Gold- $500 - $750

APPLIQUED WIDE BANDS ( metal soldered on metal )
	- Silver on silver $250 - $500      
        - 14k gold Disc on silver $250 - $500 
	- 14k gold (large /complicated) on silver $490 - $700 
	- Gold on Gold $700 - $990

APPLIQUED  WIDER BANDS - 7/16 to 1/2"(11mm -12.7mm)
	- Silver engraved - $120 - $150       
	- Gold engraved - $740- $800 
	- Appliqued wider      
	- Silver on silver $350 - $550
	- 14k gold Disc rings - on silver $280 - $570 
	- 14k gold ( large-complicated ) on silver $600 -$800 
	- Gold on Gold $800 - $1100 

WRAP-AROUND BANDS - 1/4"(6mm)
	- Silver engraved- $100 - $120   
        - Gold engraved- $470 - $670 
	- Appliqued wrap-around bands
	- Silver on silver- $280 - $400     
	- Gold on Silver- $280 - $500
	- Gold on Gold- $490 - $900

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