A wedding anniversary gift that carries your shared story.

Many couples want to visibly honour a special shared chapter. New anniversary rings do not replace the first wedding rings, but add to the story a personal sign for what has grown over the years.

Anniversary rings can be worn like new wedding rings, but they relate more strongly to the occasion and the shared story. They are a conscious sign for a wedding anniversary, a silver anniversary, a ruby anniversary or another marriage milestone.

No. Many couples keep their first wedding rings as a keepsake and wear the new rings as a second shared chapter. Both may exist side by side.

They suit couples who are not looking for a standard gift and want to celebrate their shared path with a lasting symbol. They are especially fitting when the original rings no longer match the couple's present style or feeling.

A handcrafted anniversary ring stays close to everyday life and at the same time carries a personal meaning. At RetinaDesign, it becomes a ring with an individual retina signature rather than an interchangeable gift.

Yes, a single ring can be prepared as a surprise. For matching rings, a joint consultation is often sensible, because width, material, feel and signature should suit both people.

Both are possible. Some couples give each other new rings, others design them together as a conscious ritual for their marriage milestone.

There is no fixed limit. Couples often choose the rose anniversary after 10 years, the china anniversary after 20 years, the silver anniversary after 25 years, the pearl anniversary after 30 years, the ruby anniversary after 40 years or the golden anniversary after 50 years.

No. Many people change in style, everyday life and how they feel in their body. A new ring can show that the bond lives on and today may become visible differently than at the beginning.

Yes. A single ring is possible, for example as a gift for a partner or as a complement to the existing wedding ring. Many couples nevertheless choose two corresponding rings.

RetinaDesign translates a person's individual retina signature into a jewellery sign. This creates a ring that not only looks personalised, but is derived from a truly unique pattern.

That depends on the couple. A trip passes, a classic gift can be lovely, a ring remains visible every day. For couples with a feeling for personal signs, an anniversary ring is often the more lasting gesture.

Yes. Personal does not have to mean conspicuous. The retina signature can be realised very discreetly, graphically or on the inside.

Yes. Material, width, finish, signature, engraving and details can be combined so that the ring makes the shared story tangible, without seeming narratively overloaded.

The name of the anniversary can give a direction, such as rose, silver or pearl anniversary. But the ring need not depict the name literally; more important is what the occasion means to the couple.

Yes. A new ring can honour a renewed promise, a fresh start or a consciously chosen shared chapter.

That is often possible, for example through existing precious metal, an engraving idea or a design motif. In the consultation, we examine what is sensible in terms of craftsmanship and aesthetics.

Yes. Precisely for couples who are not planning a loud celebration, a ring can be a very intimate and high-quality sign.

A first consultation clarifies the occasion, style, everyday life, budget and desired symbolism. After that, it is easy to gauge whether a personal ring is the right path.

Yes. The ring does not have to be ready exactly on the anniversary. Many couples use the wedding anniversary as a trigger and design the rings afterwards at their own pace.

A personal ring for the silver anniversary is a high-quality alternative to decoration, a trip or a standard gift. It can be designed in gold, platinum or another suitable precious metal.

For the golden anniversary, new rings or a shared pair of rings are especially powerful, because they translate half a century of relationship into a lasting sign.

Yes. The design is based on two people, their story and their style, not on traditional role models.

Yes. Good anniversary rings combine meaning with a wearable form. The symbolism should not disturb everyday life, but be carried along as a matter of course.

The retina signature is a graphic sign derived from the individual structure of the retina. From it, a personal pattern is created that can be integrated into the ring.

No. The capture is contactless, painless and usually takes only a short time. It serves as the basis for the personal signature.

Yes. Each person can wear their own signature. This creates two rings that belong together and yet remain individual.

Yes, if the couple wishes for this symbolism. Some wear their own signature, others their partner's, still others combine both.

Both are possible. On the outside the signature is more visible, on the inside more private. Which solution fits depends on style, ring form and desired intimacy.

No. It is translated into an abstract, graphic pattern. The ring should not look medical, but personal and of high design quality.

Yes. It can be designed finely, tone-on-tone, on the inside or as a subtle surface contrast.

Yes. If a couple wants a strong graphic statement, the signature can be used as a defining design element.

Yes. Names, a date, a short sentence or coordinates can be planned as a complement, provided the ring offers enough surface.

That may be possible depending on the ring design. Especially for the ruby, golden or diamond anniversary, a stone can be sensible without covering the signature.

Yes. A visualisation helps to realistically assess proportions, material effect and signature before production.

Yes. Width, colour, finish and form can be chosen so that new and old rings harmonise with each other.

Yes. Even if they are not melted down, they can serve as a style reference: form, width, feel of the material or engraving can be taken up.

Yes. The combination of retina signature, design, material and craftsmanship is developed for each individual couple.

Yes. Minimalist rings can carry a strong personal meaning when proportions, finish and signature are finely matched.

Yes. Anniversary rings need not appear traditional. They can be designed clearly, graphically and contemporarily.

That depends on the hand, the feel, the material and the desired visibility of the signature. In the consultation, several proportions are discussed.

Yes. An inside signature, a discreet engraving or subtle surfaces make the ring very personal, without showing everything to the outside.

The first consultation is about the occasion, style, budget, everyday life, ring size and the desired meaning. Afterwards, a clear proposal for the next steps takes shape.

Yes. A first consultation is possible online. For the retina capture and details, a suitable solution is planned together.

Yes. RetinaDesign also accompanies couples online or through suitable coordination from Germany, Austria and Switzerland.

Regular production should be planned early. For a specific anniversary date, the consultation examines which schedule is realistic.

Yes. Especially before fixed dates such as the silver or golden anniversary, an early enquiry is sensible, so that consultation, visualisation and production can proceed without pressure.

After the consultation, design, material, signature and feasibility are made concrete. A visualisation or a quote can then be prepared.

No. A rough direction is enough. Many couples come with an occasion and develop the exact design only in conversation.

Yes. A budget range helps to plan material, ring width and details realistically.

RetinaDesign does not work like a classic catalogue. There are design directions, but the ring is matched to the couple and the signature.

Yes. The first consultation can be used for exactly that: to check whether anniversary rings, new wedding rings or a single piece of jewellery are the right path.

The primary next step leads to the contact page. There, the couple can make an enquiry and clarify the right consultation path.

Yes, if there is enough lead time. For tight time frames, we openly examine what is feasible by the date.

Depending on the project, variants in material, width, finish or signature effect can be discussed. The goal is a clear, wearable design.

For surprises, consultation and coordination can be planned discreetly. For matching rings, joint clarification of size and style is usually needed later.

Helpful are the wedding anniversary, ring sizes, existing rings, favourite materials, photos of the hands and an idea of the budget.

Yes. Short, personal engravings can be considered within the design process, so that they suit the ring and the occasion.

Then the rings can be designed as related but not identical. Shared details connect them, individual proportions adapt them to both people.

Depending on material, construction and change, a later adjustment may be possible. This is examined on the specific ring.

Gold, platinum or other high-quality precious metals are often suitable. What matters is everyday life, skin feel, colour, budget and the desired effect.

No. Gold is an obvious choice but not mandatory. Platinum, white gold or another alloy can also be sensible if they suit the couple better.

Silver is symbolically fitting, but in everyday life it is not always the best solution for rings. Often white gold, platinum or other durable precious metals are considered.

Yes. Platinum looks high-quality, calm and durable. Especially for very reduced or modern rings, it can suit well.

Yes, when width, material, finish and signature are planned so that they suit the couple's everyday life.

Matte, textured or lightly satined surfaces can often take everyday marks more gracefully than high-gloss surfaces. The best choice depends on the design.

That depends on the stone, the setting and everyday life. In the consultation, we examine whether a stone can be integrated sensibly, protected and wearably.

Fingers change. That is why sizes should be measured currently, even if old wedding rings are available.

Yes. For this, profile, width and edges should be matched so that the rings sit comfortably side by side.

Yes. Some couples wear the anniversary ring not as a replacement for the wedding ring, but on another finger or for special moments.

Regular cleaning, careful handling during heavy work and occasional checks preserve their beauty. Specific care depends on the material.

Yes. Every ring acquires everyday marks. That is normal and can be part of a ring's character, especially for rings that accompany a shared life.

That can be examined in some cases. Whether it is sensible depends on the alloy, quantity, condition and the desired result.

That is individual. Wider rings show the design more strongly, narrower ones feel lighter. The wearing feel has to suit the hand.

Yes. The signature can be embedded so that the ring remains classic, calm and high-quality overall.

It becomes high-quality through good proportions, wearable material, precise workmanship and a meaning that is not interchangeable.

Yes. The rose anniversary is a strong occasion for a first conscious anniversary ring, especially when the couple wants to celebrate the first major milestone with a lasting sign.

The parsley anniversary is often rather playful. A ring can suit when the halfway point to the silver anniversary is to become a consciously personal moment.

Yes. The crystal anniversary lends itself to clear, bright and precise designs, for example with a fine signature or a reduced surface.

After 20 years, it is often about familiarity and mindfulness. A new ring can show that something that has grown continues to be treated as precious.

25 years of marriage is one of the best-known milestones. A ring for the silver anniversary combines the festive occasion with a sign that can be worn every day.

For the pearl anniversary, round, softly proportioned forms and details that quietly take up the matured years are fitting.

Yes. Linen stands for weave and bond. That translates well into surfaces, lines and interwoven signatures.

For the ruby anniversary after 40 years, it is about deep, proven love. A ring can take up this intensity through material, finish or a red stone.

Yes. The brass anniversary carries a warm, craftsmanlike character. An anniversary ring can translate this warmth elegantly, without actually having to be made of brass.

For the golden anniversary, rings that are dignified, personal and not overloaded are fitting. Gold is an obvious choice, but the design should first suit the couple.

A very reduced ring made of platinum or with a platinum-coloured look can honour the rare occasion strongly and calmly.

Yes, if the couple still enjoys wearing them or a family sign is to be created. For the diamond anniversary, the dignity of the sign often counts more than any loud gesture.

Frequently searched are the rose, china, silver, pearl, ruby, golden and diamond anniversaries.

The names vary regionally and historically. That is why several terms can exist for one wedding anniversary, such as rose anniversary, wooden anniversary or other variants.

No. A ring for the rose anniversary need not bear a rose, and a ring for the china anniversary need not be white. The name may inspire, but should not constrain the design.

Besides the major occasions, the rose, crystal, china, linen, brass, platinum and diamond anniversaries are worth mentioning.

Yes. Some couples choose the 18th, 27th or 43rd wedding anniversary because exactly that moment is personally important.

Both terms usually mean the 25th wedding anniversary. On a landing page, both wordings are helpful, because people search differently.

Goldene Hochzeit is the more common wording for 50 years of marriage. Goldhochzeit is also understood and can be included as a search term.

Yes, but with sensitivity. They help people and LLMs to find, but should not be treated like the most important selling occasions.

The 1st wedding anniversary is often called the paper anniversary; regionally also the cotton anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: a shared beginning that is still being written. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea delicately, lightly and deliberately reduced.

The 2nd wedding anniversary is often called the cotton anniversary; regionally also the leather anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: first familiarity and an everyday life that becomes more resilient. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea softly, calmly and suited to everyday life.

The 3rd wedding anniversary is often called the leather anniversary; regionally also the friendship anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: a relationship that stays flexible and at the same time becomes more robust. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea warmly, clearly and calmly.

The 4th wedding anniversary is often called the silk anniversary; regionally also the amber anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: sheen, closeness and the first visible shared routines. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea finely, flowingly and elegantly.

The 5th wedding anniversary is often called the wood anniversary; regionally also the wooden anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: roots, everyday life and the first small permanence. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea organically, warmly and tangibly.

The 6th wedding anniversary is often called the sugar anniversary; regionally also the pewter anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: sweetness, patience and the art of carrying small frictions together. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea lightly, playfully and with restraint.

The 7th wedding anniversary is often called the copper anniversary; regionally also the copper anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: patina, warmth and a material that gains character over time. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea warmly, vividly and close to the material.

The 8th wedding anniversary is often called the tin anniversary; regionally also the bronze anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: a shared everyday life that has already withstood quite a lot. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea clearly, robustly and honestly.

The 9th wedding anniversary is often called the pottery anniversary; regionally also the faience anniversary or glass anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: form, fragility and a growing awareness of each other. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea brightly, finely and precisely.

The 10th wedding anniversary is often called the rose anniversary; regionally also the wooden anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: the first double-digit milestone and a love that knows thorns and blossom. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea romantically, but grown-up and not kitschy.

The 11th wedding anniversary is often called the steel anniversary; regionally also the coral anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: inner firmness and a partnership that has grown stronger. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea clearly, slimly and confidently.

The 12th wedding anniversary is often called the nickel anniversary; regionally also the silk anniversary or pewter anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: sheen in the familiar and a relationship that wants to be cared for. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea discreetly gleaming and finely proportioned.

The 13th wedding anniversary is often called the violet anniversary; regionally also the lily-of-the-valley anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: quiet affection, attentiveness and a fine sense for the other person. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea quietly, softly and personally.

The 14th wedding anniversary is often called the agate anniversary; regionally also the ivory anniversary or blue anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: layers, depth and patterns that only become visible up close. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea mineral, calm and rich in detail.

The 15th wedding anniversary is often called the crystal anniversary; regionally also the glass anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: clarity, transparency and the value of a consciously nurtured promise. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea clearly, brightly and precisely.

The 16th wedding anniversary is often called the sapphire anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: depth, loyalty and a colour that need not be loud. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea deeply, calmly and nobly.

The 17th wedding anniversary is often called the orchid anniversary; regionally also the rose anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: something rare that needs care, patience and attention. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea finely, unusually and elegantly.

The 18th wedding anniversary is often called the turquoise anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: freshness, protection and a new sense of lightness after many years together. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea brightly, clearly and vividly.

The 19th wedding anniversary is often called the mother-of-pearl anniversary; regionally also the cretonne anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: shimmer, layers and a beauty that arises from time. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea shimmering, softly and in many layers.

The 20th wedding anniversary is often called the china anniversary; regionally also the chrysanthemum anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: something precious that is familiar and yet handled with care. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea brightly, nobly and consciously.

The 21st wedding anniversary is often called the opal anniversary; regionally also the beech anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: colour, change and a fire that appears differently depending on the light. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea subtly, vividly and in many layers.

The 22nd wedding anniversary is often called the bronze anniversary; regionally also the tourmaline anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: warmth, resilience and visible traces of shared time. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea warmly, groundedly and strongly.

The 23rd wedding anniversary is often called the titanium anniversary; regionally also the beryl anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: lightness and strength that carry unobtrusively through everyday life. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea purist, modern and resilient.

The 24th wedding anniversary is often called the satin anniversary; regionally also the silken anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: smooth sheen, familiarity and fine flexibility. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea softly, gleamingly and elegantly.

The 25th wedding anniversary is often called the silver anniversary; regionally also the silver wedding. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: a quarter of a century and a promise that visibly endures. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea timelessly, brightly and preciously.

The 26th wedding anniversary is often called the oak anniversary; regionally also the jade anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: strength, protection and a rootedness that does not seem rigid. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea calmly, stably and naturally.

The 27th wedding anniversary is often called the jute anniversary; regionally also the mahogany anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: resilience, structure and a togetherness that holds a great deal. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea tangibly, warmly and honestly.

The 28th wedding anniversary is often called the carnation anniversary; regionally also the nickel anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: spice, affection and a relationship with its own scent. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea with character, but not loudly.

The 29th wedding anniversary is often called the velvet anniversary; regionally also the ebony anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: depth, softness and a closeness that grows darker and calmer over the years. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea softly, deeply and sensuously.

The 30th wedding anniversary is often called the pearl anniversary; regionally also the Landsknecht anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: memories matured year by year, lining up like pearls. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea nobly, roundly and maturely.

The 31st wedding anniversary is often called the linden anniversary; regionally also the basane anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: strength, love and a tree under which you grow old together. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea warmly, protectively and calmly.

The 32nd wedding anniversary is often called the lapis lazuli anniversary; regionally also the copper anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: depth, colour and traces that seem like a map of the years. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea mineral, deep and individual.

The 33rd wedding anniversary is often called the tin anniversary; regionally also the porphyry anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: malleability, permanence and the ability to realign anew. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea calmly, adaptably and clearly.

The 34th wedding anniversary is often called the pewter anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: a familiar sheen preserved through care and attention. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea plainly, brightly and well-tended.

The 35th wedding anniversary is often called the linen anniversary; regionally also the canvas anniversary or coral anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: threads, bonds and a story that has long become its own weave. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea textured, warmly and connectedly.

The 36th wedding anniversary is often called the emerald anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: vitality, depth and a rich sign of love that has grown. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea conceived as deep green, but elegantly translated.

The 37th wedding anniversary is often called the malachite anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: layers, movement and a partnership with visibly grown structure. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea mineral, graphic and calm.

The 38th wedding anniversary is often called the fire anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: warmth, friction, passion and what has not gone out together. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea warmly, powerfully and controlled.

The 39th wedding anniversary is often called the sun anniversary; regionally also the crêpe anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: light, gratitude and a view of many shared mornings. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea brightly, warmly and serenely.

The 40th wedding anniversary is often called the ruby anniversary; regionally also the garnet anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: deep love, strength and a red that stands for long connection. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea intensely, conceived as dark red and very high-quality.

The 41st wedding anniversary is often called the birch anniversary; regionally also the iron anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: a new beginning within the existing and a bright, tenacious life force. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea brightly, vividly and resiliently.

The 42nd wedding anniversary is often called the garnet anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: endurance, energy and a glowing core after many years. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea warmly, deeply and calmly.

The 43rd wedding anniversary is often called the lead anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: weight, seriousness and the knowledge that not everything has to be light. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea reduced, heavy and deliberate.

The 44th wedding anniversary is often called the star anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: orientation, memory and a light that carries even from a distance. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea quietly, sparklingly and personally.

The 45th wedding anniversary is often called the brass anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: warm sheen, craftsmanship and a material that knows closeness and everyday life. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea warm-metallic, finely and down-to-earth.

The 46th wedding anniversary is often called the lavender anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: calm, scent, memory and the serenity of long familiarity. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea gently, calmly and slightly Mediterranean.

The 47th wedding anniversary is often called the cashmere anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: softness, warmth and a closeness that need not become loud. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea softly, high-quality and intimately.

The 48th wedding anniversary is often called the amethyst anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: depth, dignity and a quiet, violet sparkle. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea darkly, calmly and preciously.

The 49th wedding anniversary is often called the cedar anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: endurance, scent and a dignity that grows with age. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea warmly, woodily and with composure.

The 50th wedding anniversary is often called the golden anniversary; regionally also the gold anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: half a century and a love that has become a family sign. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea golden, festively and yet personally.

The 51st wedding anniversary is often called the willow anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: flexibility, protection and the ability to weather storms together. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea softly, organically and robustly.

The 52nd wedding anniversary is often called the topaz anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: clarity, warmth and a sparkling look back and forward. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea brightly, nobly and optimistically.

The 53rd wedding anniversary is often called the uranium anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: rare energy and an extraordinarily long shared journey. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea not literally, but as a rare, powerful sign.

The 54th wedding anniversary is often called the Zeus anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: dignity, greatness and an almost mythically long shared history. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea festively, calmly and confidently.

The 55th wedding anniversary is often called the platinum anniversary; regionally also the jewel anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: rarity, worth and a bond that hardly needs explaining any more. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea very high-quality, coolly and clearly.

The 56th wedding anniversary is often called the aster anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: late bloom, gratitude and the beauty of the mature years. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea gently, autumnally and calmly.

The 57th wedding anniversary is often called the jade anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: protection, harmony and a quiet form of preciousness. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea smoothly, conceived as green and with restraint.

The 58th wedding anniversary is often called the angel anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: care, blessing and the quiet gratitude of a long path. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea quietly, brightly and with dignity.

The 59th wedding anniversary is often called the tide anniversary. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: highs, lows and the rhythm that has carried two lives. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea flowingly, calmly and movingly.

The 60th wedding anniversary is often called the diamond anniversary; regionally also the diamond wedding. The names vary by region. As an occasion for a ring, the name counts less than the meaning: pressure, time, clarity and a bond considered indestructible. A personal anniversary ring can take up this idea clearly, preciously and very reduced.