Giving two people the same gift

Under the tree, they open a box with two smart rings and their charger. Each of them wears one smart ring. The artwork is composed from both traces together: both people receive the same gift.

The artwork arrives printed on fine art paper and hangs in a room they share.

In December, postal delay decides everything. Rings leave the studio within three business days, then December mail stretches delivery. Allow three weeks before Christmas so the box is under the tree in time.

If you are ordering late, order anyway: on Christmas night, you give the moment, and the box of rings arrives in January. The couple picks their evening whenever they like. An evening for two is calmer in January than between two family dinners.

The artwork ships about two weeks after the evening, often in February. The couple therefore receives the Christmas gift in two parts: the box of rings in December, the artwork a few weeks after their evening.

Three siblings can give this gift together to their parents, or a group of friends to a couple who have just moved in. One order, one delivery, and an artwork carrying a date everyone knows.

For parents or grandparents: everything happens at their home, between the two of them, and the ARSENTIS app guides them step by step. Each of them wears a smart ring for half an hour, sitting facing each other. The heart produces variations constantly, even during a calm evening.

Two ring sizes are asked for at checkout, one per person. At Christmas, asking directly would give the surprise away.

The discreet method: measure the inner diameter of a ring each of them already wears, with a ruler. Failing that, size up: the smart ring reads the heartbeat better on a comfortable finger.

Hand over the box of rings in front of the whole family and explain the gift in one sentence: they are going to spend half an hour together, and that half hour will become an artwork on the wall.