Black and gold, written for two. This black onyx & meteorite couples ring set pairs a gothic Celtic bridal ring for her with a hammered meteorite-inlay tungsten band for him — a his-and-hers pairing bound by the same dark-and-gilded palette, for a love with a little gravity to it.
Natural black onyx
Pear cut
Meteorite inlay
Gothic Celtic design
Gold vermeil + tungsten
His & hers
Two rings, one love story
Some couples are drawn to old symbols, night skies, and a little beautiful darkness. This set is for them. Her gothic Celtic bridal ring and his meteorite-inlaid band are designed to be worn together as one of the most striking pairings in our dark romance couple rings collection, yet each stands beautifully on its own as an engagement ring, a wedding band, or an anniversary gift. If you're still weighing your options, our guide to the best matching rings for couples in 2026 is a lovely place to begin.
Her Ring
14K yellow gold vermeil over solid 925 sterling silver in a gothic, Celtic trinity-knot silhouette, centered on a pear-cut natural black onyx (approx. 1.4 ct) framed by precision prong-set simulated diamonds. Styled as a layered bridal set.
His Ring
A hammered-and-brushed two-tone tungsten carbide band with a striking inlay of gold leaf, meteorite, and a starry-night blend, framed by fine gold channel lines — bold, rugged, and built for a lifetime of wear.
The black onyx and meteorite
Her center is a pear-cut natural black onyx — a smooth, opaque, jet-black chalcedony long worn as a stone of protection, strength, and grounding; you can read its full story in our black onyx meaning guide. Its deep jet draws a striking contrast against the warm gold. His band answers with an inlay of gold leaf and genuine meteorite set in a starry-night blend, so flecks of cosmic material glint down the center; if you love that celestial detail, our meteorite wedding bands guide is a wonderful read.
The gothic Celtic design
Her ring is all old-world symbolism: intricate Celtic trinity-knot (triquetra) detailing and a sweeping, asymmetric gothic silhouette in warm gold, styled as a coordinated bridal set with a nesting band for a layered, romantic look. It's a darkly beautiful alternative to a conventional solitaire, and a natural fit alongside the rest of our gothic couple rings. Prefer genuine stones in place of the cubic zirconia? Her ring can be built with lab-grown diamond or moissanite accents on request.
Metals & everyday wear
Her ring is 14K yellow gold vermeil — a rich layer of 14K gold bonded over solid 925 sterling silver for a warm gold tone on a real precious-metal base; his is tungsten carbide, one of the hardest, most scratch-resistant metals in fine jewelry, with the meteorite and gold inlay sealed into its two-tone surface. Both are hypoallergenic and nickel-free, and her ring can be upgraded to solid 14K gold on request. Explore more warm-toned pairings in our gold couples rings.
Specifications
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Set Two-piece his & hers couples ring set
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Her metal 14K yellow gold vermeil over 925 sterling silver
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Center stone Natural black onyx, pear cut, approx. 1.4 ct
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Accents Simulated diamond (cubic zirconia), prong set
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His metal Tungsten carbide, two-tone hammered finish
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His inlay Gold leaf, meteorite & starry-night blend
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Her style Gothic Celtic trinity-knot bridal set
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Birthstone None (black onyx)
Sizing & care
Each ring is handcrafted to order in your sizes and is hypoallergenic and nickel-free. To keep both rings looking their best, simply wipe clean with a soft cloth. Every order arrives in a free luxury velvet ring box with free U.S. shipping, conflict-free stones — so it's ready to gift or propose with the moment it lands, and each ring is also available separately.
Further reading from our journal
Want to learn more before you buy? Explore the guide to black gemstones, black rings for women, and gothic wedding ring styles.
Frequently asked questions
Is this sold as a matching set?
Yes — it's a two-piece his & hers couples set, and each ring can also be purchased separately.
Is the black onyx natural?
Yes — the center is a genuine natural black onyx, a chalcedony prized for its smooth, opaque, jet-black color, pear-cut and polished to a glossy finish.
What does black onyx symbolize?
Black onyx has long been worn as a stone of protection, strength, and grounding — a meaningful choice for two people building something lasting.
What is in the men's inlay?
His band carries gold leaf and genuine meteorite set in a starry-night blend, framed by fine gold channel lines — warm gold and dark cosmic material echoing the black and gold of her ring.
What are the accent stones?
They are precision prong-set simulated diamonds (cubic zirconia). Lab-grown diamond or moissanite accents are available on request.
What metals are used?
Her ring is 14K yellow gold vermeil over solid 925 sterling silver; his is two-tone tungsten carbide. Both are hypoallergenic and nickel-free, and her ring can be made in solid 14K gold on request.
Is her ring a bridal set?
Yes — her ring is styled as a coordinated bridal set, with an engagement-style ring and a nesting band that sit together for a layered look.
Is this a good set for a gothic or Celtic wedding?
Absolutely — the Celtic trinity-knot detailing, gothic silhouette, and bold black-and-gold palette make it a striking choice for alternative and gothic-themed weddings.
How durable is it for daily wear?
His tungsten band is exceptionally scratch-resistant, and her black onyx sits around 6.5–7 on the Mohs scale, so with a little everyday care both rings wear beautifully.
What comes with my order?
A free luxury velvet ring box, free U.S. shipping, and conflict-free stones.
