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Carlex Men’s Wedding rings, it’s all in the details   by Mark

Earl Santee is an architect who has designed some of the most beloved sports arenas in the US.  Former Orioles president Larry Lucchino, discussing ballpark design philosophy, was very clear that what he wanted for the team was NOT "a giant concrete donut."  Earl Santee knew that to achieve a ballpark with personality and character he would have to embrace the traditional shape and function while being innovative with the aspects that make each of his designs an architectural work of art.

"It's all about the details"

Earl Santee

How does that relate to the Carlex collection of men's designer wedding rings?  The circular wedding band has historical and emotional meaning for all brides and grooms. The band is unbroken to symbolize the circle of life, and the joining of two lives in eternal love.  The material is metal (traditionally gold or platinum), which stands for strength. The attraction to any one model from this line of luxury men's rings is the appeal in the details.

Using a signature link pattern with multiple layers in both brushed and highly polished finishes, the men's wedding band model WB-9123-S from the Carlex G1 collection is available in different colors of metal, all of which add an element that is new and fresh, and each appealing to a different eye.

Gold obtains its tint from additives that are used at the mixing stage of the process.  For the Carlex line, only 18k white, yellow, rose gold and platinum are employed to create a high end line of luxury designer men's wedding bands. The combination of finishes and metal color adds new dimensions to each of the rings in a set.

The white gold version has an intensely masculine feel to it, reminiscent of steel, gears, and ultra modern mechanical design.  When the same ring is presented entirely in yellow gold, it acquires a more elegant look, suitable for any boardroom.  The two tone rings change radically in mood depending on the color combinations. With a centre link of yellow gold, and finished with a circle of white gold, top and bottom.

Switching the position of the color (white gold links with yellow gold outer ring) makes the ring stronger and again more masculine in design. The final variation, rose gold links with outer rings of white softens its look. Perhaps this ring most closely emulates the union of man and woman, as it reflects both masculine and feminine attributesâ