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The traditional gift for a first wedding anniversary is paper, which may feel fairly limiting to some. A card, a letter, a gift voucher or books are all viable options. But what about a ring? Product designer Tithi Kutchamuch and jewellery designer Nutre Arayavanish met while studying at the Royal College of Art in London and have collaborated under the name of TT:NT to create a range of laser-cut, fold-out paper jewellery. Printed on textured white paper, the rings come in flat sheets, for the user to assemble at home. The two ranges include ‘all year rings’, which come in a sheet of twelve and allow the user to create a new ring for every month of the year. ‘Birthday rings’ are flower-shaped paper rings that can be folded into the shape of the user’s birth month flower. While it won’t be the most expensive ring you’ll ever own, it’s a fun way to engage in the act of jewellery wearing.