Witness of Light
A Story That Began in Light
Mr. Lin and Ms. Su’s story began with a chance encounter.
They met while collaborating on a design project—he, a meticulous architect; she, a thoughtful brand strategist.
Both saw the world through the language of light—
he studied the order of light and shadow in space; she captured the glow of stories through brands.
On the day the project ended, Ms. Su smiled and said,
“You notice light the same way my mother chooses diamonds.”
That line stayed in Mr. Lin’s memory for years.
The Choice
Three years later, they decided to marry.
Mr. Lin admitted that choosing the ring made him more nervous than proposing.
He spent two weeks studying the 4Cs of diamonds,
personally checking every detail—from cut to clarity.
But in the end, what moved him wasn’t the numbers—it was the light.
“When the diamond caught the first spark of fire under the lamp,
I just knew—it had to be the one.”
It was a 0.75-carat round diamond with perfect symmetry and pure brilliance.
The band was simple platinum, unadorned, except for a single engraving inside:
Light Remembers.
ds adornment. Its purity is the most luxurious beauty of all.”
That Moment
The proposal itself was simple.
A quiet Sunday dinner, soft lighting, her favorite old song—and a ring he had prepared for so long.
When the ring slid onto her finger,
the candlelight reflected in the diamond, forming a faint halo.
She smiled and said, “So light really does remember.”
That moment’s photo still hangs in their living room—
no staging, no filter—
just light resting on her hand.
The Warmth of Time
Five years later, the ring’s edges show tiny marks of wear.
Ms. Su still wears it every day.
She says, “I wipe it often—not to make it shinier, but to make it more familiar.”
The diamond remains clear, the light still pure.
The ring seems to record traces of their life—
work, travel, arguments, forgiveness.
Those quiet moments, all silently kept within the stone.
Their Light
Every ring carries the warmth of a relationship.
Some symbolize promises; others, growth.
For Mr. Lin and Ms. Su, their ring represents “time remembered by light.”
They believe that a true diamond is not just a symbol of love—
it’s a way of living:
to stay sensitive to light and beauty, even in the busyness of life.
