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Hey Groom! Yeah you! Don't pass off the groomsmen gifts to your bride or mother-in-law, they've got enough to do.    Think of your groomsmen as everyday super heroes. They'll get haircuts, shine up their shoes, don ties and promise to make you...

                                                     Gotcha Concrete Ring       Being in love beckons us to be spontaneous. Some of us are perfectly fine with getting traditional wedding rings, but a growing number of couples are opting for unique rings to exchange...

Meteorite: You've come a long way baby!   We're over the moon for our newest inlay material - Meteorite. A meteorite ring is the perfect way to hold a little cosmos close to your heart! Steely-gray with glowing flecks of...

Wedding proposals are always exciting and quite an endearing event when you get a chance to recount it among a circle of family and friends. Love is in the air at M&R headquarters, especially when it came time for a...

We just repainted the Minter & Richter office a brilliant shade called "Raspberry Pudding".     It's bright, warm and fun - a reflection of the mood we hope to inspire as we go about our day. In the middle...

Before the bubbles disappear from the champagne toast to your engagement, it may seem like everyone from your future mother-in-law to your Aunt Edna is on hand to proffer their vision of your ideal wedding. While you may have to...

Turquoise & Beyond New Stone and Wood Ring Designs For October! It's been a busy fall here at Minter & Richter and we're excited to introduce several new types of reconstituted* stone into our Titanium Ring repertoire. As you can...

Customizable Map Cuff Bracelets! Abstract enough to be easily wearable, but instantly recognizable once you look more closely. The cuff bracelet pictured maps Boston Common and the streets of the Back Bay area. Cherry Wood on a white or black...

Rumor has it that the man behind our titanium rings has a secret past...                                                                                                                               Scott sands a titanium ring on the lathe (Fall 2011)        ...