Melee stone settings have long been admired to enhance a piece’s overall design and brilliance. These small, meticulously chosen diamonds or gemstones are often used to add intricate details, highlight a central stone, or create a dazzling effect around the piece.
In a world where shared moments become cherished memories, there’s something incredibly special about a family coming together to create wedding bands. It’s an experience we are always look forward to being a part of.
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In 2023, we first welcomed C and T* to our studio, where they crafted a pair of silver rings as a memorable date activity. Fast forward to a year later, and we were thrilled to have them return for a special engagement ring-making session.
C & T’s Bridal Rings — A Journey of Love, with KOBO Read More »
Ever wondered how a simple piece of 18K Gold, Platinum or Sterling silver bar (S925) transforms into a stunning ring? At KOBO Jewellery, rings are crafted using the Tanzo method (forging) – making it durable to wear and long lasting.
In this article, we’ll take you through the eight essential steps of creating a ring and give you an inside look at the exciting journey that awaits you in KOBO’s Ring Making workshop!
This March, during our staff training trip to Japan, we unexpectedly crossed paths with J&J at a quaint café while they were enjoying their holiday in Nagano. Delighted to discover that know that they were fellow Singaporeans, our co-founder, Fujimori san, struck up a conversation with them about KOBO and the services we offer.
Before parting ways, we took a photo to capture the joyful moment and shared a laugh about how there were more Singaporeans than Japanese in such a rural part of Japan.
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KOBO Jewellery’s triannual Artisan Event invites you to experience the artistry of Japanese craftsmanship in our cozy studio.
This event typically showcases master craftsman Shindo san and talented craftswoman Yana san from our sister brand and atelier, MITUBACI Tokyo. These skilled artisans are usually the ones working behind the scenes to provide stone setting services for our customers, and any small touch-ups required after workshops.
Anniversaries are a popular reason for couples to book a ring-making class with Kobo Jewellery. For M’s case, she decided to craft a pair of couple rings as a gift for her parents’ 30th anniversary.
To commemorate their anniversary in October, M scheduled her visits to Kobo in July and August, using her savings from her part-time job to ensure that rings would be ready on time. It was evident how much love and care she had put into planning this gift.
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For KOBO bridal classes, we offer a choice between two premium materials: 18K Gold and Platinum. With four distinct colors, you are invited to select the shade that best suit your style.
While Platinum has always been a favorite, other shades of gold that exude mellow sophistication are gaining popularity.
Explore and compare the properties of each metal below to help you make the best choice.
Choosing Materials and Colors for Handmade Wedding Rings Read More »
Discover the charm and intimacy of handmade wedding bands crafted in 18K gold or platinum through our exclusive wedding ring making workshop. This personalized experience offers couples a unique opportunity to create their own exquisite rings, blending artistry with sentiment.
工房 KOBO takes its name from the Japanese term for ‘workshop’. Established in June 2021, we are a jewellery making studio rooted from Japan, backed by the esteemed MITUBACI Tokyo Atelier and fine jewellery brand, FUJIMORI KAJITA.
We aim to blend the essence of traditional Japanese craftsmanship with contemporary, hands on creations, ensuring that each jewellery made is a narrative in itself, infused with emotional significance.
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