Loving Day Wedding Rings

ON [Interracial] MARRIAGE

 Share what "Loving v. Virginia (1967)" means to you for a chance to win a handmade set of Loving Day wedding rings!

I’ve been creating socially conscious jewelry for over 10 years now. One of my first collections was called "RIGHTS" and stemmed from my obsession with “Loving v. Virginia (1967)” -- the case that made interracial marriage legal in the US. I took the seemingly cryptic case ID# that granted my Irish-American mother and Chinese-American father marriage equality and engraved it onto wedding rings and jewelry. This case would become even more special to me in 2011, when I married my multi-ethnic wife and partner, Radika. 
 
Every year, we team up with Ken Tanabe and the awesome folks at LovingDay.org to create a Loving Day Wedding Ring  Giveaway. This year, we've upped the eco-friendly factor by handcrafting our rings from 100% recycled silver. We've also added new lettering that will make your inscription even more unique and whimsical. Each ring will be engraved with the case ID# for "Loving v. Virginia (1967)". 
 
-Dana Walden Chin, Co-Founder & Designer
 
The winner will be chosen by Ken Tanabe on June 12th, 2014. 
  Please submit your entry by 11:59am EST on June 12th, 2014.

Here's how to enter:

    1. Leave a comment below with what Loving Day means to you
    2. 'Like' the Dana Walden Jewelry Facebook Page
    3. Copy and paste your comment to our Dana Walden Jewelry Facebook wall

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