Multiple Name Jewelry
Two names, three, four. However many you love.
Gemiria multiple name jewelry carries two to five names on one piece, all crafted together as a single connected shape. Necklaces up to five names, bracelets and rings up to three, in six scripts, four finishes.
What can I choose from here?
Necklaces hold the most names because there is the most room. Rings hold the fewest, and read as the most subtle. Pieces without a script in their name let each name be in a different alphabet; the script named pieces keep every name in that one script.
- Custom Multiple Name Necklace, any of six alphabets, name by name
- Custom Multiple Name Bracelet, any of six alphabets, name by name
- Custom Multiple Name Ring, any of six alphabets, name by name
- Custom Three Name Family Necklace, any of six alphabets, name by name
- Custom Three Name Family Ring, any of six alphabets, name by name
- Custom Three Sisters Name Necklace, any of six alphabets, name by name
- Custom Grandchildren Name Necklace, any of six alphabets, name by name
- Custom Grandchildren Name Bracelet, any of six alphabets, name by name
- Custom Arabic Multiple Name Necklace, bracelet and ring, all in Arabic
- Custom Hebrew Multiple Name Necklace, bracelet and ring, all in Hebrew
- Custom Korean Multiple Name Necklace, bracelet and ring, all in Hangul
- Custom Japanese Multiple Name Necklace, bracelet and ring, all in Japanese
- Custom Cyrillic Multiple Name Necklace, bracelet and ring, all in Cyrillic
How many names fit on one piece?
It depends on the piece rather than on the script.
- Necklaces. Up to five names, each up to 12 characters.
- Bracelets and rings. Up to three names.
- Mixed alphabets. On the pieces without a script in their name, each name can be in a different alphabet, so Sofia, مريم and Анна can share one necklace.
What do people buy these for?
- A new sibling, the name added, so nobody is left off
- An anniversary for parents, the family they built, in one line of gold
- A gift from a father to a mother, the names of their children, given by the person who shares them
- A milestone birthday, in 18K Gold Vermeil, for a family piece meant to be handed down
- A move abroad, everyone she left at home, carried with her
- A first Mother's Day with all the children named, every one of them, on one piece
- A family that speaks two languages, each name in the alphabet it was given
What else should I look at?
If this is not quite it, these are the nearest neighbors.
More on Multiple Name Jewelry
- Family Necklace or Family Ring? How to Wear Every Name
- Name Ring: Every Style of Custom Name Ring Explained