Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker celebrated their fourth wedding anniversary with some new matching jewels.
Kardashian shared an image of the couple’s hand-painted signet rings from London-based Cece Jewellery on Instagram Monday, writing, “his and hers 🖤🌷❤️” and tagging the jewelry house.
The large 18-karat gold signet ring features a pair of skeleton lovers, framed by the words “’Til Death Do Us Part” on the top and deep plum-colored flowers along the bottom “symbolizing eternal love and devotion,” according to a press release from the jeweler.
“Til Death Do Us Part: Kourtney & Travis” was also the name of the couple’s Hulu wedding special.
The two skeletons stand in front of an arched doorway etched into the metal, sprinkled with tiny star-set diamonds throughout.
Painted on each side is a bright red heart with a banner that says “TB KB,” subtly etched with flames.
Beneath each heart is the number 13, which Barker once told Complex “is just the greatest number of all time.” (Thirteen is even their son Rocky’s middle name.)
“Rich in symbolism and storytelling, the designs feel reflective of both Cece’s signature aesthetic and Kourtney and Travis’ wider visual world,” the design house also said of the artistry.
Jeweler Cece Fein-Hughes has crafted similar bespoke signet rings many celebrities.
Gigi Hadid gifted bestie Taylor Swift a Cece signet ring with an image of her cat Benjamin Button on the top two summers ago.
Added the jeweler, “I begin each project with a visual mood board, and it’s always exciting to discover the deep significance that seemingly ordinary objects … hold for our clients and how I can make them even more special and unique.”
Kardashian’s sister Kendall Jenner was the first in the family to tap the British jeweler, purchasing a ring that featured her two Dobermans as well as “a nod to her love for horse riding and her delicious 818 tequila brand.”
Most recently, Margot Robbie gifted co-star Jacob Elordi one of two matching rings during the duo’s “Wuthering Heights” press tour, also featuring two intertwined skeletons as a reference to the film.
While you can always reach out to Cece to create your own custom piece, the brand also stocks a smaller Skeleton Lovers Ring ($6,822) that you can call yours today.
