Another way to tell this story

What if your relationship
could carry a
story?

In the beginning there is only a band. Empty and ready to grow with the years.

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Ring or pearl

I am round. But I am not a circle.

A wedding ring is a circle: no beginning, no end, always the same. That is exactly what makes it powerful on a single day. But that is also what makes it disappear in the end: because it never changes, it becomes everyday over time. You wear it without seeing it anymore.

I am round too. But I am not a line without end. I have room inside me. I am not a formula for eternity, but a small world. When someone gives me to you, they don't say: “Forever.” They say: You mean the world to me.

The ring

  • Given once, the same forever
  • Symbol of a promise
  • Becomes everyday over time, invisible on your own finger

The pearl

  • Each one stands at the beginning of a new year, not at its end
  • Symbol of the decision to see each other
  • Out of it grows real work on the relationship across four nudges with two conversations and two task blocks

One yes is the beginning. Yes again and again is Bonding. The ring is the once. I am the again and again.

I am small. But that is not the important thing about me.

Sometimes I am made of silver, sometimes of gold. But my material is not what makes me special. I always carry a certified laboratory-grown diamond, every one of us does. You don't receive me because a year of something has passed. You receive me because one of you has decided: I want this with you, consciously, now.

A word comes with me. Curiosity. Courage. Trust. Patience. There are twenty-five words, and whoever gives me picks one for the year that begins now. A small card carries that word to both of you.

And then the real story begins.

I never come alone.

I am not a piece of jewellery you simply buy and ship. Whoever buys me opens your shared account; the card carries not only the word but also the access for the other. Only when you have both arrived does what I stand for begin: your year, your conversations, your work on each other. Without you both, I remain just a pretty pearl.

I do not stay alone.

Year after year another pearl joins, each for a word, a year, a step. At some point someone asks you at dinner what that is. And you don't say “married since”. You say: Bondingoo, seventh year.

Conversations fade. Moments pass. The pearl stays.

Your band

Your story on a band.

The story is the history of your relationship, year after year on one band. How you wear it is up to you. It may change over the years.

Bracelet

Pearl by pearl, close to the skin and visible every day.

Necklace

A necklace that grows with every year and after a few years tells a whole story.

Earrings

For those who carry their story close: quiet and still visible.

Pendant

The pearls arranged in ascending or descending size, or entirely by feeling. You decide the order.

Leather, a fine chain and further variants are available as the carrier. Each pearl carries its year, the band carries them all.

The jewellery box

What looks unremarkable from the outside.

I arrive at your home in a plain, quiet box. From the outside you see only what anyone could see, just as a relationship from the outside often shows only two people. Only when you open it does it show what it is about: the pearl, your word, a diamond that carries your year.

Some years stay.

Others become a pearl.

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BONDINGOO

A ritual against taking each other for granted.