Adding birthstones to your wedding rings gives them a meaning only the two of you share. Stones can be set discreetly inside the ring or visibly on the surface. For everyday wedding rings, many couples choose the inside, where the stones stay hidden.
How to add birthstones and what to consider
- Placement: inside, they won't get in the way at work and remain your secret
- Combination: swap each other's birthstones, or set both side by side
- Engraving: check whether you can have both birthstones and an anniversary engraving
- Lead time: allow extra time for sourcing and setting the stones
Coffret Couleur: both birthstones side by side inside
Coffret Couleur is a wedding and engagement ring brand that sets two birthstones side by side inside the ring. "Coffret" is French for a small box or treasure box, and "couleur" means color.
- Any 2 of 12 birthstones, regardless of birth month — even two of the same stone
- Works with engraving: both birthstones and a message can go inside the same ring (engraving free, once, in 3 typefaces)
- 8 designs: Destine (destiny), Pur (purity), Partage (sharing), Respect, Plaisir (joy), Passion, Felicite (happiness), Honnete (sincerity)
- Materials: PT900 and 18K white, pink or yellow gold; 18K white gold with or without rhodium coating
- Lead time: about 4–5 weeks
→ Coffret Couleur brand page / official site coffret-couleur.com
For each month's birthstone, see also How to incorporate birthstones and color stones into rings.