Marriage Ring

BEGONIA


BEGONIAMarriage Rings

Flower Meaning

Perfectly matched

Words of Love

“You two suit each other,” they said. May they still say it ten years from now.

*Prices are as listed on the official site as of July 2026. Please check with your nearest store for tax details and the latest pricing.
CLM-7L (Women’s)
Pt900¥263,000
K18¥343,000
K10¥183,000
CLM-7M (Men’s)
Pt900¥197,000
K18¥237,000
K10¥167,000

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The Begonia marriage ring is a CHER LUV bridal ring that captures the flower meaning “Perfectly matched” in an antique-style milgrain design.

The Meaning Behind Begonia

With leaves that form graceful, balanced pairs, the begonia is said to carry the meaning “perfectly matched.” It is a symbol of a relationship in which two people support one another without leaning too far. Whether alike or wonderfully different, some couples simply fall into harmony when set side by side.

Design Features

A marriage ring crafted for daily wear, balancing comfort and durability. Milgrain edging lends a refined expression to the hand. Whether the two of you choose different metals or match the same design, it is a pair meant to stay close for a lifetime.

Flower Meaning & Words of Love

The flower meaning of begonia is “Perfectly matched.” To this, CHER LUV adds a “Word of Love” meant for the two of you alone.

“You two suit each other,” they said. May they still say it ten years from now.

FAQ

Begonia Marriage Ring — FAQ

What is the flower meaning of the Begonia marriage ring?

It is “Perfectly matched.” This is the meaning traditionally associated with begonia, and CHER LUV weaves that sentiment into the ring’s design.

Can I choose the metal for the marriage ring?

You can choose from platinum (Pt900), K18 (white, pink, or yellow gold), and K10 (in the same three colors). Prices vary by metal.

What ring sizes are available?

We offer Japanese sizes from #3 to #25, including half sizes (0.5). Your exact size can be measured at any of our stores.

What is a milgrain design?

It is a traditional antique-jewelry technique in which tiny beads are set in a row along the edge. Because each bead is placed by hand, it creates subtle plays of light and fine, three-dimensional detail.

Can I try the ring on?

Yes. You can try it on at our stores nationwide. We warmly invite you to experience its true brilliance and comfort in person.

Begin by finding the flower that’s yours.

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