
In German, Ehren means “respect.” A noble form befitting two who honour one another; its composed presence lends dignity to your vow.
| Meaning | Honor — a noble form for two who respect each other. |
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| Material | PT900 / K18 Yellow Gold / K18 Pink Gold |
| Surface finish | Choose from 5 types: Vintage / Crystal Hairline / Tree / Stone / Normal (mirror) (Ehren excludes the Moon finish) |
| Engagement ring |
(reference price, incl. tax)
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| Craft | Hammered freehand by our artisans; every strike gives a different face. |
Choose from an engagement ring, wedding ring, or bridal set.
* Prices are reference prices for PT900, incl. tax. Wedding-ring prices are per ring (ladies' and men's sold separately). Final prices are confirmed at each store.
In German, Ehren means “respect.” A noble form befitting two who honour one another; its composed presence lends dignity to your vow.
Every Neu Spur ring is hammered freehand by our artisans, finished with a komorebi texture that shimmers like dappled light. So even two rings of the same name never share the same face. Come and feel the meaning we have woven into the name Ehren for yourself, in store.
A hammered ring's shimmer can't be captured in a photo. Try one on at 27 stores across Japan and overseas. Choose an area for store details, access and appointments.
Start with the real hammered finish at a store near you — visits and consultations are always welcome.