Will You Marry Me? Suede Proposal Ring Pouch

STUDIO LOWEN LIMITED

£24

Pop the question with our smallest engagement ring pouch. Made with beautiful soft suede this little pouch features "Will you marry me?" in a choice of gold or silver on the front. Available in lots of colours - pick the one your fiancé to be will love the most! The design features two pockets so you can use the pouch again for your wedding day for your wedding bands. Made in England. Materials Each suede wedding ring pouch is carefully crafted using gorgeous soft suede. Each one is finished with a minimalist stud in a choice of silver or gold. Dimensions Size: width 5cm x height 4.5cm. Colour

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as STUDIO LOWEN LIMITED, number 12713184. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Where it is made
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